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The intersection between the Islamic law of inheritance and the South African law of succession
While Muslims constitute 2% of South Africa's population, they formed an integral part of the South Africa's socio-political and historical landscape for over 350 years. Despite their historical marginalisation, in post-apartheid South Africa there are still no legislative provisions recognising Mus...
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Department of Private Law
2025
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