In Quest of Justice Islamic Law and Forensic Medicine in Modern Egypt (by Khaled Fahmy)
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Historians have been preoccupied for some time with the question of how Islamic law came to be transformed in the last two hundred or so years and the role this has played in the emergence of modern Middle Eastern states. All too frequently, this conversation has lacked granularity; it has taken place without reference to the vast archival records that document this transition in intimidating detail.
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