sheriat (Meaning)

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sheriat (n.)

The sacred law of the Turkish empire.

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The strict sheriat laws prohibited certain practices and behaviors within the community.
The implementation of sheriat raised concerns among human rights activists due to its potential for discrimination.
The government attempted to enact a modified form of sheriat, balancing religious principles with modern values.
The sheriat court system held trials based on Islamic legal principles, including matters of marriage and inheritance.
Critics argued that sheriat was incompatible with modern democratic societies, citing its restrictions on individual freedoms.
The Emir imposed sheriat as the official law of the land, shaping every aspect of civic life according to religious teachings.
The sheriat police enforced religious rules and regulations, including dress codes and restrictions on alcohol consumption.
The city council rejected a proposal to introduce sheriat into its municipal code, fearing backlash from non-Muslim residents.
Scholars debated the interpretation of sheriat, arguing for diverse approaches that reflected the evolving needs of society.
The conflict between sheriat and secular law created legal and ethical dilemmas in pluralistic societies.

The sacred law of the Turkish empire.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The strict sheriat laws prohibited certain practices and behaviors within the community.

The implementation of sheriat raised concerns among human rights activists due to its potential for discrimination.

The government attempted to enact a modified form of sheriat, balancing religious principles with modern values.

The sheriat court system held trials based on Islamic legal principles, including matters of marriage and inheritance.