جريمتي البغي والسرقة والأحكام الخاصة بهما بين الشريعة الإسلامية والقانون الليبي
People's relations with each other exist since ancient times and these relations developed when the number of people increased. Therefore, these relations needed principles and laws to control and maintain them properly, so it was necessary to have law in societies. Accordingly, there is a ne...
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| Language: | English |
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2019
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| Online Access: | http://eprints.unisza.edu.my/6553/1/FH02-FKI-19-32164.pdf http://eprints.unisza.edu.my/6553/ |
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| Summary: | People's relations with each other exist since ancient times and these relations developed when the
number of people increased. Therefore, these relations needed principles and laws to control and
maintain them properly, so it was necessary to have law in societies. Accordingly, there is a need
for academic studies on political crimes because the subject is yet exhaustively studied, especially
in the attempts to examine the legal provisions of political crimes such as the crimes of mutiny and
theft and then compare these provisions of the positive laws illustrating the differences appear
between these provisions in the light of the Islamic law, thus the research problem emergences at
this point. The purpose of this research is therefore to explain the provisions of the political crimes
(mutiny and theft) from the perspective of the Islamic law and the Libyan law. This research seeks
to determine the Islamic Shariah laws pertaining to the crimes of mutiny and theft and compare
them with the legal aspect and its various constitutions. This in turn positively impacts on the
raising of the public awareness of the importance of comparative study. Furthermore, the
importance of this study is also realized in the identifications of defects in the articles of the Libyan
Political Crimes Law regarding the provisions of the crimes of mutiny and theft. The research
findings concluded that the Islamic Shariah law divides political crimes into crimes of opinion and
actual crimes. It furthers that actual crimes include any attack against the ruler individually or
collectively target the regime as in mutiny. And that mutiny is one of the forms of political crimes
classified under the Islamic law which Islam has devoted special system to deal with, classifying
it as a serious major political crime. |
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