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Muslim Sharia judges attend the first Arab conference on Islamic law held in Amman September 3, 2007. The scholars and clerics from across the region debated the role of Muslim law in
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Prisoner Azam Helmi Jaber (R) arrives to discuss his doctoral thesis in Jweideh prison near Amman January 6, 2011. Jaber, an inmate who served four years in one of Jordan's prisons, on
