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UP TALKS Brief History of Islamic Law in the Philippines Macrina Morados Macrina A. Morados is an Assistant Professor 6 and Dean of the Institute of Islamic Studies, University of the Philippines. Her field of expertise include: Muslim Personal and Family Relations Law (PD 1083), Interfaith Relations, Islamic Civilization and History of the Muslims in the Philippines. She is co-author of the book titled: “Convention on the Rights of the Child and Islamic Law Divergences and Convergences: The Philippine Case” (2007). In 2008, she was recipient of a Cultural Exchange Program granted by the US Department of State and Indiana University. Her recent published articles include topics on Theocentricism and Pluralism. She was Shari’ah Bar Examiner in 2008 and recently in 2013 for the subjects in Islamic Inheritance Law and Persons and Family Relations, respectively. UP TALKS EVERYDAY AT 4 PM REPLAYS ON THE FOLLOWING DAY only on http://www.TVUP.ph/ TVUP | University of the Philippines’ Internet TV Network TVUP (TVUP.ph) is an Internet television (webcast) network operated by the University of the Philippines which delivers free content for information and educational purposes. It will participate in generating open educational resources (OERs) to be made public by producing its own materials and collecting other content from existing sources. TVUP is a testament to the University of the Philippines’ character as the national university — a teaching, research, public service, and global/regional university — shared freely with all state universities and colleges, private and public higher training institutions, other training institutions, and the general public. Website | http://www.TVUP.ph/ YouTube | / tvupph Facebook | / tvup.ph Twitter | / tvupph