Browsing by Author "Abdulazeez Hamza Okene"

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    Comparative Analysis of the Legality of Sports-Betting under Common and Islamic Laws
    (Faculty of Law, University of The Gambia, 2023) Owoade Abdul-Lateef Adekunle; Ariyoosu Dauda Adeyemi; Abdulazeez Hamza Okene; Sarumi Dauda Ridwan
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    Constitutional Perspective of Trial of Judges within the Context of Judicial Independence in Nigeria
    (Islamic International University in Uganda, 2020) Abdulazeez Hamza Okene; Murital-Absulrasheed Mubarakah Bolanle; Adetutu Deborah Aina-pelemo; Rilwan Funsho Mahmud; Oluwabusayo T. Wuraola
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    Mutual Respect and Peaceful Co-Existence under Islamic International Law in Relation with Individuals of Different Religious Background
    (International Centre for Law and Democracy Studies, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, 2023-09) Owoade A. Abdulateef; Abdulazeez Hamza Okene; Absulaziz Ruqayyah Olaide
    Peaceful coexistence between religions in this contemporary age is both an individual and social necessity. It is particularly important given the interconnectedness of today’s world in various areas such as politics, economics, society and culture. Isolation does not beget progress and development. In this context, this paper chronicles peaceful coexistence and religious tolerance in the light of Islam quoting relevant textual authorities from the Quran and sunnah. The paper also examines the peaceful spread of Islam while interrogating the place of terror in Islam. In effect the paper espoused the principles of neighborhood in Islam and espouses same as a potent model for religious tolerance.
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    Review of the Advocacy of Ahmed Raji (SAN) in the case of TALAL Ahmad Roda v. FRN (2015)10 NWLR (PT. 1468) 427
    (MULAN Kwara State, University of Ilorin, Kwara State University, Al-Hikmah University & Fountain University, 2026) Abdulziz Olaide Ruqayyah; Abdulazeez Hamza Okene
    Appellate advocacy remains a critical instrument in the refinement and consolidation of criminal jurisprudence, particularly in jurisdictions where the Supreme Court serves as the final arbiter of legal principle. The decision in Talal Ahmad Roda v. FRN provides a compelling context for examining the role of skilled advocacy in exposing doctrinal inconsistencies and correcting judicial error. The case raised fundamental issues bordering on the nature of conspiracy, the evidential threshold required for criminal conviction, and the duty of courts to properly evaluate evidence. Within this framework, the appellate advocacy of Ahmed Raji stands out as both technically rigorous and strategically decisive.
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    The Concept and Basis of Arbitration under Shari'ah
    (Faculty of Law, Al-Hikmah University, Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria, 2023) Abubakar Salisu Baffa; Abdulazeez Hamza Okene