Le droit d’initiative du sultan et les lois de Fâtih (Mehmed II)

Despite the religious nature of the Ottoman Empire, a secular legal system based upon social customs, established by the sovereign, developed mainly from the 14th century, eventually taking a place of significant importance alongside Islamic Law. The rules relating to this kind of law, - that may in...

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Main Author:	Halil Inalcık
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Centre d'Études Balkaniques 2011-06-01
Series:	Cahiers Balkaniques
Subjects:	ottoman legislation customary law chari’a Mehmed II turk-mongol tradition Ottoman empire
Online Access:	http://journals.openedition.org/ceb/839

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title	Le droit d’initiative du sultan et les lois de Fâtih (Mehmed II)
title_short	Le droit d’initiative du sultan et les lois de Fâtih (Mehmed II)
title_full	Le droit d’initiative du sultan et les lois de Fâtih (Mehmed II)
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title_full_unstemmed	Le droit d’initiative du sultan et les lois de Fâtih (Mehmed II)
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publisher	Centre d'Études Balkaniques
series	Cahiers Balkaniques
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publishDate	2011-06-01
description	Despite the religious nature of the Ottoman Empire, a secular legal system based upon social customs, established by the sovereign, developed mainly from the 14th century, eventually taking a place of significant importance alongside Islamic Law. The rules relating to this kind of law, - that may in some cases contradict the principles of the Chari’a-, are somehow associated with Turkish and Mongol traditions, therefore constituting undeniable evidence asserting the absolute and central position of the sovereign in Turkish-Islamic organization’s traditional conception of the state.
topic	ottoman legislation customary law chari’a Mehmed II turk-mongol tradition Ottoman empire
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Le droit d’initiative du sultan et les lois de Fâtih (Mehmed II)

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