What are the types of customary law?

Customary law typically includes three main types: tribal customary law, which governs the practices and traditions specific to indigenous or tribal communities; local customary law, which reflects the norms and practices of a particular locality or region; and national customary law, which is recognized by the state and can be integrated into the formal legal system. These laws often arise from long-standing traditions and social practices, serving to regulate behavior and resolve disputes within their respective communities.