Philosophy of Legal Theories

Introduction to Legal Philosophy: Every ideology or political system needs to be supported by some philosophical thoughts, particularly by some legal theoreies. Those legal theories in their turn make a legal philosophy. Karl Marks was a philosopher, but we could call him an “economical Philosopher”. It did not happen because every analyst tend to believe that he was an economist first, and then many ‘things’ next. As poets, Tagore and Nazrul were essentially philosophers, but we simply like to call them poets and composer of global repute. Many authors and critics seriously argue that legal philosophy is rather a misnomer to be called Jurisprudence. In some opinion, modern legal theories are even clearly divorced from all other social sicencies, essentially from natural sciences. That is why many jurists with secular bias think that even the world religions also cannot produce any legal philosophy of their own. For them, legal ideas produce normative rules to be enforced by coercive methods. There are too many moral and legal doctrines in Islamic jurisprudence. Both the defenders and critics believe that Islam maintains too many uncompromising attitudes toward modern legal theories, which on their part would remain unbending to acknowledge that the Qur’an and the legal principles derived from the sources of Islamic law should be accepted and treated as a comprehensive pertinent subject of modern legal discourse. Specification:Categoryদর্শন: ইংরেজি বইEditionFirst Published, 2021ISBN9789843504043No of Page801LanguageEnglishCountry বাংলাদেশWeight0.95 Kg