Research Article (Vol. 63(2)) 2024

A Critical Appraisal of Obligatory Bequest as Prevalent in Muslim Countries

Islamic Studies
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Fatima, H. (2024). A Critical Appraisal of Obligatory Bequest as Prevalent in Muslim Countries. Islamic Studies, 63(2), 213-240. https://seipid.com/421:islamicstudies:2024n9
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