Where has Ibadi law traditionally been practiced?

Ibadi law, which represents a distinct branch of Islam separate from the major Sunni and Shiʿi schools, has traditionally been practiced in specific regions where the Ibadiyyah sect established a significant presence.

Historically and traditionally, Ibadi law has been centered in:

• Oman: The country has long served as a primary stronghold for the sect, where the Ibadi interpretation of Sharia continues to influence the legal system, particularly regarding personal status cases.123
• Zanzibar: The sect historically maintained a strong presence on this island.4
• Algeria: Certain regions within the country have traditionally practiced Ibadi law.4

The geographic distribution of various Islamic legal schools became well-defined as local courts adopted the doctrines of specific sects or schools over time.4