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Fundamental Law of Pakistan by A.K. Brohi
is a landmark work of Pakistani constitutional scholarship, offering an exposition and critical review of the juridical, political, and ideological dimensions of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Written by A.K. Brohi, a towering figure in Pakistan's legal history who served as Law Minister and Attorney General, the book examines Pakistan's constitutional framework against the basic principles of comparative constitutional jurisprudence. It remains a foundational reference for law students, constitutional scholars, and legal practitioners seeking to understand the ideological underpinnings of Pakistan's founding legal document. Brohi's reputation as one of the country's most respected jurists and intellectuals lends the work lasting authority in Pakistani legal literature.
Key Topics Included:
● Constitutional Jurisprudence: Comparative analysis situating Pakistan's constitution within broader principles of constitutional law.
● Juridical Implications: Examination of how constitutional provisions function in practice within Pakistan's legal system.
● Political and Ideological Context: Discussion of the ideological forces that shaped the constitution's drafting and interpretation.
● Islamic Republic Framework: Analysis of the constitution's treatment of Pakistan's identity as an Islamic Republic.
● Publisher: Imran Law Book House
● Binding: Hardcover