The present textbook on Islamic Law aims to introduce the reader to the fundamentals, methods, and norms of this field and to illustrate the interconnection between legal and religious regulations. Thus, the book is aimed at a broad readership and does not require a background in law, Islamic studies, or religious studies, although it can support such studies. The work is divided into nine parts, which build on each other and establish certain connections through references, but can also be read as independent topics. Several colored illustrations provide a quick overview of individual legal concepts. Content includes: - Fundamentals and basic concepts of Islamic Law - Historical development of Islamic Law - Sources of Islamic Law - Scholars and institutions.