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Natural Law and Natural Rights in Islamic Law
This article provides an initial point of departure for considering the scope to which Islamic legal theory sources (i.e. usul al-fiqh) countenanced a theory of reason's ontological authority that can be framed in terms of natural law. Tracing two main schools of thought, the Hard and Soft Natural L
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