Religious Liberty in Western and Islamic Law: Toward a World Legal Tradition
Religious Liberty in Western and Islamic Law explores how Western and Islamic legal traditions address religious freedom. Through a comparative perspective, Kristine Kalanges considers the relationship between law and religion and examines the possibility of a world legal tradition shaped by insights from both traditions.
About This Book
This book examines religious liberty through the legal traditions of the West and Islam.
It considers how different approaches to law, religion, and freedom may be understood in relation to one another.
The work explores the possibility of developing a broader world legal tradition informed by comparative study.
It is suited to readers interested in religious freedom, comparative law, and the relationship between legal systems and religious traditions.
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