Religious Law System

Religious Law System - A Religious Law System is a legal framework grounded in religious beliefs, texts, and traditions, governing both the moral and legal aspects of the lives of its adherents. These systems derive their authority from sacred scriptures and religious institutions, and often encompass both private conduct and public law.

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IRI: https://folio.openlegalstandard.org/RM8uFdNbkVDabwW32Bv8E
Label (rdfs): Religious Law System
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Alternative Labels: Divine Law, Sacred Law, Theocratic Legal System
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Definition: A Religious Law System is a legal framework grounded in religious beliefs, texts, and traditions, governing both the moral and legal aspects of the lives of its adherents. These systems derive their authority from sacred scriptures and religious institutions, and often encompass both private conduct and public law.
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Sub Class Of: Legal System Types
Parent Class Of: Islamic Law System

Canon Law System

Jewish Law System
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