Focus and Scope

Familierecht is a scientific journal that publishes research articles, literature reviews, and critical reflections in the field of Family Law, including:

1. Islamic Family Law:

  • A Textual Analysis: In-depth study of classical and contemporary Islamic legal texts.
  • Comparative Study: An analysis that compares Islamic family law with other legal systems.
  • Historical Evolution: Tracing the historical development of Islamic family law. 

2. General Family Law:

  • Legislative Developments: Traces and analyzes changes in family law legislation globally.
  • Judicial Interpretation: Case studies of laws and interpretations by the courts.
  • Policy Implications: The impact of family law policy on society.

3. Islamic Family Law and Gender Discourse:

  • Gender Roles and Rights: An exploration of gender dynamics in Islamic family law.
  • Feminist Perspectives: Feminist critique and advocacy in Islamic law.
  • Socio-Legal Impact: How gender discourse shapes and is shaped by Islamic family law.

4. Drafting Islamic Civil Law:

  • The Practice of Legal Drafting: Techniques and methodologies in drafting Islamic civil law.
  • Legislative Reform: Efforts and challenges in reforming Islamic family law through legislative channels.
  • Case Studies: An examination of specific examples of Islamic civil law drafting and implementation.

5. Sharia Economic Law 

  • This section examines the legal aspects of Islamic economics, such as accounting, economics, fiqh muamalah, and regulations governing Sharia-compliant economic systems.

6. Islamic Constitutional Law (Siyasah)

  • This area examines the principles of Islamic governance, including government systems, public policy, and the implementation of Islamic law within the state.

7. Islamic Criminal Law (Jinayah)

  • This area provides discussions on criminal law in Islam, including offenses categorized as crimes and the punishments prescribed by Sharia.