The philosophy of tightening punishment of murder: Comparative analyse between Jordan, United Arab Emirates And France
Published in: Journal of Legal, Ethical and Regulatory IssuesVolume 23, Issue 1, Pages 1 - 182020
Jan 23, 2020
This research provides an intensive comparative theoretical examination of the aggravating circumstances of murder in the Federal Penal Codes of the United Arab Emirates (No. 3 of 1987, as modify by Decree No. 7 of 2016), Jordan (No. 16 of 1960, as modify by Decree No. 27 of 2017), and France (March 1, 1994). In doing so, the study identifies required amendments for the Jordanian penal code regarding conditions related to the victim, in terms of both physical and mental elements. The results in...
The Difference between Obligatory Speech and Declaratory Speech as Explained by Imam Al-Qarafi in his Book Anwar al-Buruq fi-Anwa al-Furuq
Published in: University of Sharjah Journal of Sharia Sciences and Islamic Studies
Dec 31, 2019
jehad saleem
Mohammad Alemoush
This research deals with the difference between obligatory speech and declaratory speech, which is one of the important differences in the fundamentals of jurisprudence. The research first presented a brief biography of Imam Ahmed Ibn Idris al-Qarafi and introduced his book Anwar al-Buruq fi Anwa al-Furuq. Then the researcher dealt with this difference in terms of language and idiomatic usage, stated the difference as explained by Imam al-Qarafi in his book Al-Furuq, and added other differences...
Online Sales Contracts: A Study of the UAE Law
Published in: Journal of Legal, Ethical and Regulatory Issues
Sep 12, 2019
Online sales contracts are concluded between parties who are not necessarily present in the same location, and who are usually located in different countries having different legal jurisdictions. This fact gives rise to several issues including the determination of the applicable law to online sales. Thus, this analytical study endeavors to examine the adequacy of UAE legal rules in determining the applicable law to online sales contracts, and analyze the solutions presented by the UAE legislat...
'The Compatibility of Arab Laws and Modern International Trends with the Freedom of Parties to Choose the Law Applicable to International Trade Contracts'
Published in: Global Trade and Customs Journal
Sep 10, 2019
This article deals with the compatibility of the Arab laws and modern international trends represented in the principles of The Hague Conference (2015), on the freedom of the parties to choose the law applicable to international trade contracts in two sections. The first indicates the compatibility of an international issue; whereas the second section tackles discrepancies and contrasts in the scope of the freedom granted to the parties to choose law through the study of four axes: the exten...
The implementation of the new developments under the new commercial companies' law
Published in: Revista de Ciencias Humanas y Sociales
Aug 14, 2019
The impact of jurisprudence and fundamentalism on ijtihad in ruling contemporary medical issues
Published in: an international conference on the developments of Sharia sciences
Aug 01, 2019
Consumer Protection in International Online Consumption Contracts: In view of UAE Law
Published in: Journal of Legal, Ethical and Regulatory Issues
Jul 09, 2019
The accessibility to the internet is increasing rapidly nowadays, allowing the conclusion of a larger number of online international consumer contracts. Most national legislations handled consumer protection and internet contracts locally, as different jurisdictions have their own laws and regulations in that regard. However, there is no protection provided for online consumers globally. Therefore, consumers are in urgent need for protection at the present time where internet transactions witne...