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ILSP
(redirected from Islamic Legal Studies Program)

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ILSPInstitute for Language and Speech Processing (est. 1991; Greece)
ILSPIndependent Living Skills Program
ILSPIslamic Legal Studies Program
ILSPInternational Legal Studies Program (est. 1980; Washington College of Law; Washington, DC)
ILSPIterative Least-Squares with Projection
ILSPIntegrated Logistics Support Plan/Program/Procedure
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lt;p>All papers, abstracts, and supporting material accepted for the Forum become the property of the Islamic Legal Studies Program at Harvard Law School and may not be reproduced in any form or submitted elsewhere without prior written permission.
Call for Islamic papers from Harvard by CPI Financial
The Center is holding the panel discussion at Harvard on April 17, because in the course of the coming weekend, the Islamic Finance Project of Harvard University Law School's Islamic Legal Studies Program will present the Eighth Harvard University Forum on Islamic Finance.
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