Muslim Personal Law refers to the legal framework governing personal matters for Muslims, including marriage, divorce, inheritance, and custody. It is derived from the Quran, Hadith, and other Islamic texts, and varies by country based on local customs and legal systems. In many countries, Muslim Personal Law operates alongside civil law, allowing Muslims to follow their religious guidelines in personal affairs. This legal system aims to address the unique needs of the Muslim community while ensuring that individuals' rights are protected within the broader legal context.