Religious law refers to legal systems derived from spiritual doctrines and traditions, governing moral conduct, personal obligations, and community practices. It influences various aspects of life, including marriage, inheritance, business ethics, and dispute resolution. Different religions have their own legal frameworks, such as Sharia (Islamic law), Halakha (Jewish law), and Canon law (Christian law). These laws often coexist with secular legal systems, sometimes leading to complex legal interactions. While religious law provides ethical guidance for believers, its application varies based on cultural, national, and legal contexts. Many countries recognize religious laws in personal matters while maintaining separate civil legal systems for governance.
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