SEMESTER-II PAPER-III Hindu and Muslim Jurisprudence UNIT-I Nature of Hindu Jurisprudence Hindu Concept of Law Meaning and sources – – of Dharma Dharma and Positive Law Nature of Dharma Shastra Sources of – – – Hindu Law Vedas as Fundamental sources of Hindu Jurisprudence - – Importance of Shastra Literature Dharma Sutras as basis of Hindu – Jurisprudence Importance of Dharma, Sutras of Gautama, Apastambha, – Boudhayana and Vasistha Unit - II Smritis as sources of Hindu Law The importance of Smritis- Manu smriti, the – foundation of the orthodox system, influence of Manu smriti in other countries. Yajnavalkya smriti record of liberal juridical norms controversy regarding Manu Dharmasastra. Importance of Yajnavalkya Smrithis Comparative study of – Manu, and Yajnavalkya with regard to political theories, civil law, law of crimes and position of women contribution of Narada, Brihaspati and Katyayana – – Arthasastra of Koutilya Tikas and Nibandhanas as sources of Hindu Law – – schools of Hindu Law importance of Mitakshara, Dayabhaga, Vyvahara – Mayuka, Smriti Chandrika, Dattaka Chardika and Dattaka Mimamsa Custom, – judicial Decisions and Statutes as sources of Hindu Law. UNIT-III Nature of Muslim jurisprudence and sources of Muslim Law The –history – Quran Traditions Ijma _Qiyas _Istihasan Istidlal and Istislah Ijtihad and – – – – Taqlid. UNIT-IV
SEMESTER-II PAPER-III Hindu and Muslim Jurisprudence UNIT-I Nature of Hindu Jurisprudence – Hindu Concept of Law – Meaning and sources of Dharma – Dharma and Positive Law – Nature of Dharma Shastra – Sources of Hindu Law – Vedas as Fundamental sources of Hindu Jurisprudence - Importance of Shastra Literature – Dharma Sutras as basis of Hindu Jurisprudence – Importance of Dharma, Sutras of Gautama, Apastambha, Boudhayana and Vasistha Unit - II Smritis as sources of Hindu Law – The importance of Smritis- Manu smriti, the foundation of the orthodox system, influence of Manu smriti in other countries. Yajnavalkya smriti record of liberal juridical norms controversy regarding Manu Dharmasastra. Importance of Yajnavalkya Smrithis – Comparative study of Manu, and Yajnavalkya with regard to political theories, civil law, law of crimes and position of women – contribution of Narada, Brihaspati and Katyayana – Arthasastra of Koutilya – Tikas and Nibandhanas as sources of Hindu Law – schools of Hindu Law – importance of Mitakshara, Dayabhaga, Vyvahara Mayuka, Smriti Chandrika, Dattaka Chardika and Dattaka Mimamsa – Custom, judicial Decisions and Statutes as sources of Hindu Law. UNIT-III Nature of Muslim jurisprudence –history and sources of Muslim Law – The Quran – Traditions – Ijma _Qiyas _Istihasan – Istidlal and Istislah – Ijtihad and Taqlid. UNIT-IV
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