63-64.

(59-60). Of prohibition of Marriage before expiry of Iddut ...

69-71.

72.

(65-67). Of Maintenance and housing of a woman during Iddut

(68). Of places infected by Plague...

73.

(69). Unity of God and His Attributes

ib.

74-76.

(70-72). Of Zukat; of trade; and of Sovereign's share of produce

ib.

85.

86.

87-88.

89-90.

91-92.

93-94.

95.

96.

97-99.

(93-95). Usury and Interest on debts forbidden

100.

101.

102.

(98). Of Satisfaction and Remission of dower

103-4.

(81). Intention to commit Crimes not forgiven...
(82). Of Mistake and want of Memory

(83-84). Of the Classification of the texts of the Quran
(85-86). Of the Marriage of infidels among themselves
(87-88). Of the Superiority of Mahomed

(89-90). Pilgrimage to Mecca; on whom obligatory
(91). Of Preaching

(92). Of Concurrence of the Law Doctors, a source of law

(96). The Traditions called Khubur-i-Wahid constitute a source of Law.
(97). Conditions under which four wives permitted

(99-100). Property of the minor ought to be surrendered on majority, &c.

114-18. (110-14). Of Abrogation, and some of the practices of the dark ages
119-21. (115-17). Marriage with what women lawful

Paras.
134.

(130). Of Homicide by mistake or accident

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21

...

135.

(131). Of Kuffara, or penitentiary atonement, is of no avail in case of

an intentional homicide

ib.

136.

(132). Confession of faith secures impunity in Jehad

ib

137-39. (133-35). Of Hijrut, or departure from Darool Hurub

152-53. (148-49). Of Deposition, and its admissibility against parents and relatives.

ib.

162.

(158). Of Validity of marriage with a Mahomedan or Christian, or

182-84. (178-80). Of Administration of oaths to witnesses, &c.

191.

(187). A Rule of division of the age of ignorance abrogated...

ib.

192-93. (188-89). Abrogation of other practices of that age ...

200-1. (196-97). What things were Haram or unlawful to eat in the age of

ignorance

...

...

...

ib.

213.

214.

(209). Disregard of punishment in the future world is Infidelism
(210). Advent of the Prophet prophesied in the Bible

...

215-16. (211-12). Of Meesaq, or Allegiance to the Creator

228-31. (224-27). Of Breach of obligation by an Infidel towards his Mussulman

239.

(235). Of the Rules of Inheritance as regards those who made Hijrut

241-42. (237-38).

Of the Obligation of a Mussulman Sovereign to provide shelter

to an infidel seeking protection

ib.

243.

(239). How the Refugee is to be dealt with if he commits breach of

contract, or undertaking

ib.

...

244-46. (240-42).

Infidels not permitted to convert a mosque into their own temple.

37

254-55. (250-51). Scoffing at the rules of the Shera is infidelism

258-59. (254-55). Of the amount of Zukat or Sovereign's right

39

260-61. (256-57). Of Mosques and Ablutions

ib.

..

...

262-63. (258-59). Of those entitled to the Booty of a Jehad

316-17. (312-13). Of Punishment for false accusation of Adultery
318-22. (314-18). Of Falsely accusing one's wife of adultery
323-25. (319-21). Of Trespass into a man's house
326-27. (322-23). Of the Apparel of a woman

...

...

...

330-31. (326-27). Zenana must not be entered without permission

338-42. (334-38). Recitation of the Quran in Persian or any other language during

351-52. (347-48). Of certain Contracts between Mussulman and Mussulman, and

364-65. (360-61). Of Authority given to wife to divorce herself

366-67. (362-63). Of the Wives of the Prophet

...

ib.

...

...

368-69, (364-65). Of Wajoob or obligations and Manumission, and wife of an

372-73. (368-69). How Marriage is effected and Dower, &c., &c.

ib.

401-5. (397-401). Of Damages for encroachment on the rights of others

418.

(414). Religious war on the weak and powerless is not obligatory