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90 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. [i] (2015)

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CHICAGO-KENT

   LAW REVIEW


VOLUME 90                         2015                       NUMBER 1


                             CONTENTS

     SHARI'A AND HALAKHA IN NORTH AMERICA

                          SYMPOSIUM EDITOR
                          MARK D. ROSEN

INTRODUCTION                                       Mark D. Rosen        3

OPPOSITION TO ISLAMIC AND JEWISH RELIGIOUS
PRACTICES IN CONTEMPORARY AMERICA:
OVERLAP AND DIVERGENCES, THE ANTI-SHARI'A
MOVEMENT IN AMERICA                        Roundtable Discussion      13

INSTALLATIONS OF JEWISH LAW IN PUBLIC
URBAN SPACE: AN AMERICAN
ERUV CONTROVERSY                     Charlotte Elisheva Fonrobert     63
        This article analyzes the ongoing controversy over the installation of an eruv
     in Westhampton Beach. The author first provides an analytical description of the
     case with reference to other recent eruv controversies. Similar to arguments ad-
     vanced in earlier eruv controversies, lawyers in the Westhampton case have
     taken recourse to the First Amendment, with proponents of the eruv relying on
     the free exercise clause, and opponents relying on the establishment clause. The
     article then proceeds to discuss the implications of this controversy for the larger
     issues of religion in the public sphere, as one of the critical issues emerging in all
     modern eruv controversies is the visibility of religion in the public sphere. The
     author further seeks to comment on the way the lawyers in the Westhampton
     Beach controversy used her scholarly work on the function of the eruv in ancient
     rabbinic law.

OPERATING ISLAMIC JURISPRUDENCE IN
NON-MUSLIM JURISDICTIONS: TRADITIONAL
ISLAMIC PRECEPTS AND CONTEMPORARY
CONTROVERSIES IN THE UNITED STATES             Mustafa R. K. Baig      79
        With the recent public furor in the United States regarding Shari'a, stud-
     ies into the content of Islamic jurisprudence concerning Muslims living under
     non-Muslim jurisdiction are more pertinent than ever in the U.S. context. As
     anti-Shari'a rhetoric has increased in fervency, informed input into the debates
     could go some way in correcting the peddled misconceptions. The paper begins
     by assessing how Muslim scholars viewed a Muslim's travel to and residence in

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