Criminal Law of Islam | 4 Volume Set

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Criminal Law of Islam | 4 Volume Set – A Definitive Comparative Study of Shariah and Modern Penal Systems

Criminal Law of Islam is one of the most comprehensive and academically rigorous works ever written on Islamic criminal jurisprudence in the English language. Authored by the distinguished Egyptian jurist Abdul Qader Oudah Shaheed and translated by S. Zakir Aijaz, this monumental four-volume hardcover set provides an in-depth comparative analysis between classical Shariah criminal law and modern secular legal systems.

Designed for scholars, legal researchers, students of comparative law, and serious readers of Islamic jurisprudence, this 1292-page reference work explores the philosophical foundations, evidentiary principles, categories of crimes, and penal objectives within Islam—presented in a structured format familiar to modern legal readers.

Why This Work Criminal Law of Islam | 4 Volume Set Matters Today

In an era of global debate about justice, human rights, and legal reform, Criminal Law of Islam offers clarity grounded in primary sources and judicial experience. Abdul Qader Oudah was not merely a theoretician; he was an experienced judge who understood the real-world application of law. His approach bridges classical fiqh with contemporary legal frameworks, making this work uniquely relevant for 2026 and beyond.

Islamic criminal law has historically been misunderstood, misrepresented, or reduced to selective narratives. This book corrects that imbalance by methodically presenting:

  • The philosophy of punishment in Islam – justice, deterrence, reform, and social protection.
  • The concept of intention (niyyah) and criminal liability.
  • Strict evidentiary standards required for Hudud punishments.
  • Distinctions between Hudud, Qisas, and Ta’zir categories.
  • Comparisons with modern penal codes and Western jurisprudence.

Allah says in the Qur’an:

“O you who have believed, prescribed for you is legal retribution (Qisas) for those murdered…” (Qur’an 2:178)

And the Prophet ﷺ said:

“Reconciliation is allowed among the Muslims, except for reconciliation that makes the lawful unlawful, or the unlawful lawful. And the Muslims will be held to their conditions, except the conditions that make the lawful unlawful, or the unlawful lawful.” (Jami` at-Tirmidhi 1352)

These references demonstrate that Islamic criminal law is rooted in mercy, precision, and prevention of injustice—principles that Oudah carefully explains across these volumes.

Structured Coverage Across Four Volumes

This authoritative set explores:

  • Hudud Crimes: Theft, adultery, false accusation, banditry (hirabah), and related evidentiary hurdles.
  • Qisas & Diyah: Retaliation in cases of homicide and bodily harm, including compensation calculations.
  • Ta’zir: Discretionary punishments and judicial authority.
  • Intent & Causation: Direct vs indirect intent, mistake, self-defense, and legal responsibility.
  • Comparative Analysis: Shariah vs positive (man-made) law frameworks.

The author references multiple schools of jurisprudence (Hanafi, Shafi’i, Maliki, Hanbali), presenting a balanced and scholarly synthesis. This makes the work indispensable for law libraries, Islamic universities, comparative criminal law courses, and serious independent study.

Why Muslims, Reverts & Non-Muslims Need This Book

For Muslims: It deepens understanding of divine justice beyond surface-level narratives.

For Reverts and New Muslims: It provides structured, academic insight into one of the most discussed areas of Shariah.

For Non-Muslims & Researchers: It offers a primary-source-based, analytical explanation rather than opinion-driven commentary.

If you are building a serious Islamic studies library or searching for authoritative English resources on Islamic penal law, this four-volume set stands as a benchmark reference.

Technical Specifications

  • Title: Criminal Law of Islam | 4 Volume Set
  • Author: Abdul Qader Oudah Shaheed
  • Translator: S. Zakir Aijaz
  • ISBN-13: 9788174354327
  • ISBN-10: 8174354328
  • Pages: 1292
  • Edition: Hardcover
  • Publisher: Adam Publishers
  • Language: English

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Is this suitable for law students?
Yes. Criminal Law of Islam | 4 Volume Set is highly recommended for students with a legal background studying comparative criminal law or Islamic jurisprudence.

2. Does it reference classical fiqh schools?
Yes. Criminal Law of Islam | 4 Volume Set includes balanced discussions referencing the major Sunni schools of law.

3. Is the English translation accessible?
The translation maintains legal precision while remaining readable for serious academic audiences.

4. Is this book Criminal Law of Islam | 4 Volume Set appropriate for institutional libraries?
Absolutely. Its depth, comparative structure, and scholarly authority make it ideal for universities and research libraries.

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