Shar'i

English Etymology en ar شَرْعِيّ, from 1 ar شَرْع<alt:الشَّرْع><t:the en Shar Q482752> ـِيّ. en Shar<id:Q482752> -i. Pronunciation en /ˈʃɑːɹi/ en ɑːɹi 2 Adjective ? en Islam Of or relating to the en Shar Q482752 or en Shari'a. en shariatic en 1958 Religious and Theological Abstracts 453 https://books.google.com/books?id=Hn0TAAAAIAAJ The Shar’i and communal courts were abolished in Egypt as of January 1st, 1956, and unresolved suits transferred to the national courts. en 1966 The Tribal Settlement in Cyrenaica https://books.google.com/books?id=3HBmAAAAMAAJ 140 […] the municipalities and the Shar’i courts within the area of jurisdiction of the office concerned, as well as on the notice-board of the district court within the area of jurisdiction of which the said office is situated. en 2006 Minorities in the Middle East https://books.google.com/books?id=PWEiAQAAMAAJ 182 […] and it follows that for some purposes the members of the Community must still appear before the Shar’i Courts for certain matters of personal status.