Wael Hallaq's seminal work, 'Sharia: Theory, Practice, and Transformations,' offers a profound and critical examination of Islamic law. Moving beyond simplistic interpretations, Hallaq meticulously unpacks the historical evolution, jurisprudential underpinnings, and practical application of Sharia across diverse contexts and eras. He challenges prevailing notions of Sharia as a monolithic, static code, revealing its inherent dynamism and adaptability. This book explores how Sharia has been understood, practiced, and transformed throughout Islamic history, providing an essential resource for scholars and anyone seeking a nuanced understanding of one of the most complex and vital aspects of Islamic civilization. Hallaq's rigorous scholarship illuminates the intricate relationship between theory, lived experience, and change within Islamic legal thought.