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CHAPTER 1: Islamic Law and International Human Rights Law @ Page 15 - 51 CHAPTER 2: Shari'a and Modern State @ Page 52 - 81 CHAPTER 3: Commentary to 'Shari'a and the Modern State' and 'Narrating Law' @ Page 82 - 90 CHAPTER 4: Islamic and International Law: Convergence or Conflict? @ Page 91 - 103 CHAPTER 5: Clearing Ground: Commentary to 'Shari'a and Modern State' @ Page 104 - 114 CHAPTER 6: Commentary: Shari'a as a Rule of Law @ Page 115 - 120 CHAPTER 7: Rethinking the Universality of Human Rights: A Comparative Historical Proposal for the Idea of ' Common Ground' with Other Moral Traditions @ Page 123 - 143 CHAPTER 8: Negotiating Speech in Islamic Law and Politics: Flipped Traditions of Expression @ Page 144 - 167 CHAPTER 9: Freedom of Speech: The Great Divide and the Common Ground between the United Statea and the Rest of the World @ Page 168 - 180 CHAPTER 10: Freedom of Religion and Belief in International Law: A Comperative Anallsis @ page 181 - 225 CHAPTER 11: Pre-Modern Islamic Legal Restrictions on Freedom of religion, with Particular Reference to Apostasy and its Punishment @ Page 226 - 246 CHAPTER 12: Freedom of Religion and Expression: A 'Rule of Law' Perspective @ Page 247 - 254 CHAPTER 13: Freedom of Conscience and Religion: A Brief Reflection @ Page 253 - 261 CHAPTER 14: Un-Veiling Equality: Disciplining the 'Other Woman Through Human Rights Discourse @ Page 265 - 290 CHAPTER 15: Woman in Search of Common Groungs: Between Islamic and International Human Rights Law @ Page 291 - 303 CHAPTER 16: Commentary: woman and Islamic Law @ Page 304 - 308 CHAPTER 17: Musawah, CEDAW and Muslim Family Laws in the 21st Century @ Page 309 - 319