The applicable law in Saudi Arabia is Islamic Sharia and Saudi regulatory law. Components of Islamic Sharia include the Quran and Sunnah. The Sunnah encompasses everything that Prophet Mohammed said, did, and approved in his own language, which has been transmitted through trustworthy individuals and recorded in the Hadith collections. This book addresses aspects of Islamic (Saudi) tort law, particularly those that may be surprising to "Western" jurists, such as the prohibition of conditions, the prohibition on the sale of non-existent goods, no statute of limitations, no claims for lost future profits, and the prohibition of unjust enrichment, drawing on primary sources. The book also discusses Islamic (Saudi) procedural law and its peculiarities.