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Kabir Mohammed Danladi

Public Law, Faculty of Law, ABU Zarta

4 Publications
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Research Article Vol. 38, Issue 1

INCORPORATING HIV AND GENOTYPE TESTS AS A REQUIREMENT FOR MARRIAGE UNDER ISLAMIC LAW: A CASE FOR PUBLIC POLICY (MASALIH AL-MURSALAID)

Kabir Mohammed Danladi*

Marriage under Islamic law is one of the fundamental things though not obligatory but yet attached with many conditions both from the Holy Quran and the Sunnah of the Holy Prophet (PBUH). However, the exigencies of modern world have necessitated the Muslim community to think whether or not HIV and genotype test should be included as part of the req...

DOI: 10.67203/abulj.2018.s2pff31l
Jun, 2018 Vol. 38, Issue 1 22 views 4 downloads
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Research Article Vol. 36, Issue 1

THE RELEVANCE AND EFFICACY OF INEC, ELECTION PETITION TRIBUNALS AND LEGAL PRACTITIONERS IN SUSTAINING DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE IN NIGERIA

Kabir Mohammed Danladi*

One of the major tenets of governance across the globe is Democracy. This tenet of governance is an all encompasses and embracing act which is engulf with many activities and processes done not only by one person or body. Therefore to have a successful and. effective democratic governance, all these bodies involved must work diligently to provide t...

DOI: 10.67203/abulj.2016.fwie205d
May, 2016 Vol. 36, Issue 1 26 views 7 downloads
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Research Article Vol. 26, Issue 1

PERSPECTIVES OF WOMEN’S REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS UNDER ISLAMIC LAW: TOWARDS AN IDEAL REPRODUCTIVE RIGHT

Kabir Mohammed Danladi*

“The notion of to health emerged recently. Historically, issues related to the health of populations and the availability of health care was not considered to be a major social or governmental concern. While health was valued as an important and beneficial asset, it was assumed to be in the private rather than the public or social domain. Moreover,...

DOI: 10.67203/abulj.2007.h9h4lpmg
May, 2007 Vol. 26, Issue 1 28 views 9 downloads
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Research Article Vol. 24, Issue 1

THE IMPERATIVE OF REVIEWING THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS (ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURE) RULES

Kabir Mohammed Danladi*

The 1999 Nigerian Constitution, under Chapter IV, provides for Fundamental Human Rights. These rights are basic rights, basic in the. sense that they are important to the existence and development of every human being. A whole Chapter enshrines these rights in the 1999 Constitution like all other previous Nigerian constitutions. These rights are no...

DOI: 10.67203/abulj.2006.fg8tw4v9
Jun, 2006 Vol. 24, Issue 1 22 views 12 downloads
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