They establish that as regards the broad outlines of the history of the compilation and codification of the Quranic text, the classical Islamic sources are far more reliable than had hitherto been assumed.
The single key text in Neal Stewart's codification of the meaning of P.B.R. is the book "No Logo," by the journalist Naomi Klein.
In 1350 59 he composed a legal text, which was a codification of the traditional law of the Tai state of Nanchao that had ruled in Southwest China from the 7th to the 13th century ad, before the Tai people migrated south to their present homeland.
This program studies the codification of Islamic law and assimilation of non-Arab texts--and the ensuing competition between the ulema, or doctors of the law, and the philosophers, who saw reason as an equal to divine enlightenment.
statesman and jurist, whose codification of Hungarian law served as his country's basic legal text for more than 400 years.
C. 1458 1542 Budapest, Hungary István Werbőczi, (born c. 1458 died 1542, Buda, Hung)., statesman and jurist, whose codification of Hungarian law served as his country's basic legal text for more than 400 years.
The earliest Welsh law texts, though they date from the 13th century onward, attribute the original codification of law to Hywel Dda; and it is possible that a significant development in Welsh jurisprudence took place under the aegis of that ruler.
This memo is a codification of that agenda".
No simple codification of good guy, bad guy.
It also includes extracts from, and summaries of, some of the key texts that, in the absence of a written constitution, are the closest thing there is to a codification of the ground rules of British democracy.
