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The Rules Of Larceny In Islamic Law B Y Dr. Mohammad Jabr Al-Alfi

UAEU Law Journal

The rules of larceny in Islamic jurisprudence were critized on the ground that they were contrary to human rights norms recognized by the Western civilization. This criticism was produced by the practical application of these rules in some Islamic countries. The objection to these rules, perhaps, came as a result of 'the speedy enactment of legislation, which did not take into consideration all the rules and precepts dealt with by the different schools of thought in Islamic jurisprudence. Such practice by such States is incompatible with the legislative policy of Islam and resulted in the narrow conception and application of …

The Effect Of Psychological And Mental Diseases On Criminal Responsibility In Islamic Law, Mohammed Naim Yassin

UAEU Law Journal

This study gives a definition of criminal responsibility and commandment. It details the concept of mental and criminal diseases and their types, the concept of criminal responsibility; its cause and conditions, the study is split into two parts. Part 1 defines Mind, the degree and criterion adopted by Islamic Law for criminal responsibility with a comparison with mental and psychological diseases, and the effect of mental disability at the time of criminal act. Part 2 discusses the conscience will being the second part of responsibility explaining its definition and psychological diseases having effect on it, etc, the study concludes the …

Islamic Law And Weapons Jurisprudence Of Mass Destruction, Abdel-Majid Al Salahin

UAEU Law Journal

The paper is comprised of an introduction, three chapters and Conclusion.

The introduction deals with the phenomenon of fighting in the human societies in terms of it's reasons and development of fighting means.

In chapter one the author defined the three types of mass destruction weapons and their dangerous effects:

1- Chemical weapons which include gases and inflammables.

2- Biological weapons which include: the various types of viruses and germs.

3- Atomic weapons which include the fissionable bomb, the fusing bomb and the neutron bomb.

In chapter two the study deals with two issues:

1. Islamic jurisprudence stand concerning destructive weapons …

Negative Crimes In Islamic Jurisprudence: Their Concepts And Provisions, Abdel-Majid Al Salahin

UAEU Law Journal

The penalty system which has been established Shari'ah (Islamic Law), is based on careful balance among various interests: the interests of individuals, interests of society and, interests of State. Sharia'h was the first legalsystem to identify, to criminalize and, to lay down criteria regarding negative crimes.

It considers that an abstention from performing an act is a crime if an abstention results in negative harmful consequences for individuals or society. Italso has recognized the concept of public liability whereby an individualcan be held responsible for acts committed by a third party.

This study examines the conditions, constituents, provisions of negative …

Abuse Of Rights In Order To Harm Others Or To Get An Illegal Benefit In Sharia And Law, Ahmed Al-Suwai’I Shlibak

UAEU Law Journal

This research involves the topic of “ِAbuse in using rights with the intention of harming others or to realize illegalbenefits”. The research is divided into an introduction and four parts. The introduction contains the importance and goals of the research. The first part contains: the definition of abuse in Law and Shar’iah (Islamic Law) as well as the differences between them, and the absence of legalbenefit. The second part contains the rules that govern the intention behind harming others and its criterion. The aforementioned was agreed upon by Jurists and acts of Parliament (Positivelaw) which forbid harming others, its evidence, …

The Nesab (The Minimum Amount Of Property For Which The Legal Punishment Of Stealing Is Applied) In Islamic Law: A Comparative Fiqh (Jurisprudence) Study

UAEU Law Journal

The NESAB (the minimum amount of property for which the

legal punishment of stealing is applied) in Islamic Law:

A Comparative Fiqh (Jurisprudence) Study

By

Dr. Hasan Ahmed Al Khattaaf*

Assistant Professor - College of Law - University of Damascus

Abstract

The purpose of this comparative study is to determine the minimum amount of stolen property (NESAB) upon which Islamic Shari'a may be applied in the form of cutting a thief's hand. This study is important because there is a controversy in determining the NESAB, which is the most important condition upon which legal punishment for stealing in Islamic …