Code of Muslim Personal Laws of the Philippines

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The Code of Muslim Personal Laws of the Philippines is a national statute that codifies Islamic personal and family law for Filipino Muslims, governing matters such as marriage, divorce, inheritance, and the jurisdiction of Shari’a courts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Islamic family law code
Philippine statute
personal status law
alsoKnownAs Presidential Decree No. 1083 NERFINISHED
appliesTo Muslim divorces
Muslim family relations
Muslim marriages
Muslim succession and inheritance
basedOn Qur’an NERFINISHED
Sunnah NERFINISHED
classical Islamic jurisprudence
conflictRule prevails over general law for covered Muslim personal law matters
country Philippines
defines grounds for divorce under Muslim law
jurisdiction of Shari’a courts
requirements for a valid Muslim marriage
rules on Islamic succession
enactedBy President of the Philippines NERFINISHED
establishes Shari’a Circuit Courts NERFINISHED
Shari’a District Courts NERFINISHED
jurisdiction Filipino Muslims
Shari’a courts in the Philippines NERFINISHED
language English
legalCitation P.D. No. 1083
legalSystem Philippine legal system
legalTradition Islamic law
civil law
promulgatedBy Ferdinand E. Marcos NERFINISHED
promulgationForm Presidential Decree NERFINISHED
purpose to codify Muslim personal laws in the Philippines
to provide for the administration of Muslim personal law by Shari’a courts
to recognize the legal system of Filipino Muslims
recognizes khul’ divorce
polygynous marriage under specified conditions
various forms of talaq
relationshipTo Philippine Civil Code NERFINISHED
shortName Code of Muslim Personal Laws NERFINISHED
subjectMatter Muslim customary law
Shari’a courts NERFINISHED
betrothal
divorce
inheritance
legitimacy of children
marriage
parental authority
paternity and filiation
succession
support
waqf
territorialScope Philippine territory

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Shari’a District Courts of the Philippines legalBasis Code of Muslim Personal Laws of the Philippines