Islamic Criminal Legislation Compared to Positive Law

Description

Book description:

• Author's name: Abdul Qader Odeh

• Number of pages: 1577

• The subject of the book: The book talks about forensic and Islamic anatomy

The contents of the book:

The book contains many topics, including the following:

1. Introduction and orientation: Contents of Part I:

• The extent of the comparison between Sharia and positive law

• Comparative legal doctrines

• Reason for limiting to the four schools of thought

• Search language

• Jurists and commentators

• Why did you start in homicide?

• How did you pay to study Sharia?

• Sharia books need to be refined

• Authoring method

• How was the law stigmatized as invalid? 

• What's wrong with the analogy of Sharia to law

• No measuring between two different

• The genesis of the law

• The genesis of the canon

• No similarity between sharia and law

• Basic differences between Sharia and law

• The essential features that distinguish sharia from law

• Evidence that the Shari'ah has these qualities

• Equality theory

• Women's Equality Theory

•  Freedom theory

• Freedom of thought

• Freedom of belief

• Freedom of speech

• Shura theory

• The theory of limiting the power of the ruler

• Divorce theory

• Prohibition Theory

• Polygamy Theory

• Theories of Evidence and Contracting

• The theory of proof by writing

• Commercial Debt Proofing Theory

• The theory of the obligor's right to dictate the contract

• The theory of the prohibition of withholding certificates

• Other Provisions of the Ayat al-Din

• Reminder

2. Book One on Crime: Part I of Book I:

• Part I: What is a crime? 

• Part II: Types of crime

• Chapter I: Division based on the severity of the punishment

• Chapter II: Division of crimes according to the intent of the perpetrator

• Chapter Three: Categorizing Crimes by Time of Detection

• Chapter four: Categorizing crimes according to how they are committed and how they occur

• Chapter V: Categorizing crimes according to their nature

3. The second part of the first book: General Elements of Crime:

• Part I: The legal element of the offense 

• Chapter I: The texts prescribing crimes and penalties, i.e. Sharia criminal provisions

• Chapter II: The applicability of criminal provisions to time

• Chapter three: The applicability of criminal provisions to the place

• Chapter IV: The applicability of criminal provisions to persons

• Part II: The physical element of the offense

• Chapter I: Attempted Crime

• Chapter II: Participation in the crime

• Section III: Literary Corner

• Chapter I: Criminal liability

• Chapter II: Increased Criminal Liability

4. The second book is on punishment:

• Part I: Punishment - General Principles

• Section II: Punishment sections

• Chapter I: Penalties for Border Crimes

• Chapter II: Penalties for Qisas and Diyat offenses

• Chapter Three: Penalties for atonement

• Chapter four: Taazir penalties

• Chapter five: The validity of Sharia penalties

• Chapter Six: Penalties in Egyptian law and their validity

• Section III: Multiplicity of penalties

• Section IV: Fulfillment of penalties

• Section V: Oud

• Section VI: Penalty forfeiture

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