Abstract In Sri Lanka, Muslim law is administered in lay tribunals known as Quazi courts. This article queries whether these courts are justified as useful non-judicial tribunals and if so in what ways they can be improved. It concludes that access to speedy and inexpensive justice being a priority, there is no case to abolish the system of Quazi courts. It promotes infrastructural reforms of the Quazi court system and argues the importance of modernizing some aspects of Muslim law which are seen to tolerate inequality and unfairness

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通过斯里兰卡的伊斯兰法院获得非司法正义：棕榈树正义还是无障碍正义？

摘要 在斯里兰卡，穆斯林法律由称为 Quazi 法庭的非专业法庭执行。本文质疑这些法院是否有理由成为有用的非司法法庭，如果是，可以通过哪些方式加以改进。它的结论是，优先考虑获得快速且廉价的司法，因此没有理由废除 Quazi 法院系统。它促进了 Quazi 法院系统的基础设施改革，并论证了将穆斯林法律的某些方面现代化的重要性，这些方面被视为容忍不平等和不公平