Editing List of national legal systems (section)

===Civil law and sharia law===
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| {{flagicon|Algeria}} [[Law of Algeria|Algeria]]
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| {{flagicon|Bahrain}} [[Law of Bahrain|Bahrain]]
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| {{flagicon|Comoros}} [[Law of Comoros|Comoros]]
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| {{flagicon|Djibouti}} [[Law of Djibouti|Djibouti]]
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| {{flagicon|Egypt}} [[Egyptian judicial system|Egypt]]
|Family Law (personal Statute) for Muslims based on Islamic Jurisprudence, Separate Personal Statute for non-Muslims, and all other branches of Law are based on French civil law system
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| {{flagicon|Eritrea}} [[Law of Eritrea|Eritrea]]
|Only applies to Muslims for personal matters
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|{{flagicon|Indonesia}} [[Law of Indonesia|Indonesia]]
|Based on [[Napoleonic Code|Napoleonic-Dutch civil law]], mixed with Islamic [[sharia]] law (personal matters only), and [[Customary Law]]. 
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| {{flagicon|Jordan}} [[Law of Jordan|Jordan]]
| Mainly based on [[French Civil Code]] and Ottoman [[Majalla]], Islamic law applicable to family law
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| {{flagicon|Mauritania}} [[Law of Mauritania|Mauritania]]
| Mix of Islamic law and [[French Civil Code]]s, Islamic law largely applicable to both criminal, family law, and other forms of personal laws such as disputes.
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|{{flagicon|Mauritius}} [[Legal system of Mauritius|Mauritius]]
| Civil law and sharia personal law for Muslims. 
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| {{flagicon|Morocco}} [[Law of Morocco|Morocco]]
| Based on Islamic law and French and Spanish civil law system. Islamic law is mainly for personal matters and Jews use Halakha. 
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| {{flagicon|Oman}} [[Law of Oman|Oman]]
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| {{flagicon|Qatar}} [[Law of Qatar|Qatar]]
| Based on Islamic law and the Egyptian civil law system (after the French civil law system)
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| {{flagicon|Syria}} [[Law of Syria|Syria]]
|Mainly based on [[French Civil Code]]. Islamic law is applicable to family law. Non-Muslims follow their own family laws.
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| {{flagicon|United Arab Emirates}} [[Law of United Arab Emirates|United Arab Emirates]]
| Mixed legal system, based on Islamic law and the Egyptian civil law system (after the French civil law system). The UAE adopts a dual legal system of civil and Sharia.<ref>{{cite web |title=The Federal Judiciary |url=https://u.ae/en/about-the-uae/the-uae-government/the-federal-judiciary#:~:text=and%20Penalties%20Law-,Mixed%20legal%20system,(the%20system%20of%20law). |publisher=The UAE Government |year=2022}}</ref>
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