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جريمتا القوة الجنائية و الإرهاب في القانون السوري و السوداني : دراسة مقارنة في الفقه الإسلامي
Author(s) -
ياسين، أديبة محمد سمير
Publication year - 2022
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 1858-6198
DOI - 10.52981/oiuj.v7i1.1836
Subject(s) - commit , jurisprudence , punishment (psychology) , law , virtue , fiqh , terrorism , sharia , political science , islam , criminal law , criminology , sociology , philosophy , psychology , theology , computer science , social psychology , database
جريمتا القوة الجنائية و الإرهاب في القانون السوري و السوداني : دراسة مقارنة في الفقه الإسلامي A Summary of The Criminal Force and Terrorism's Research, a study in the light of Islamic jurisprudence and Syrian and Sudanese Laws. This research handles the criminal force and terrorism in accordance with Islamic jurisprudence compared with the laws of Syria and Sudan. It involves two matters: The first searches into the criminal force defined as using force against one's freedom to commit a crime, damage, bother, hurt or scare. This crime has three comers: 1. Physical done by using force against others. 2. Incorporeal: the intention to hurt by force. 3. Jural: this is the very textual law that condemns the act and penalizes the resultant. Then the research pinpoints, abiding Islamic jurisprudehce, the punishment of committing the crime. It is a penalty issued and judged only by the judicial authority because it is not detailed as Qisaas. This punishment is issued by virtue of N.143 Sudanese and N.559 Syrian Law Articles. The second probes terrorism defined as threatening others. This also has three corners: 1- Physical as a process of threatening. 2- Incorporeal by the intention and will to commit the crime. 3- Jural as having a text condemns the act. Then it shows, abiding Islamic jurisprudence, the punishment of the crime, which is issued and judged by the judicial authority by virtue of N.144 Sudanese and N.560-564 Syrian Law Articles

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