Publisher's Synopsis
This book provides a detailed account of the administration of justice during the Muslim rule in India. It examines the legal system that was established by the Muslim rulers, and explores the ways in which the system evolved over time. The book also considers the social and political implications of the Muslim legal system, and the ways in which it influenced the development of Indian society. Hussain argues that the Muslim legal system was a major influence on the development of Indian law and society, and that it has had a lasting impact on the country's legal and social institutions.
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