كشفت أنظمة المنتدى أنك غير مسجل لدينا فأهلا وسهلا بك معنا و تفضل بتصفح المنتدى و إن شاء الله ينال إعجابك و لا تحرمنا حينها من تسجيلك معنا و مشاركاتك و إفادتنا بخبرتك .
كشفت أنظمة المنتدى أنك غير مسجل لدينا فأهلا وسهلا بك معنا و تفضل بتصفح المنتدى و إن شاء الله ينال إعجابك و لا تحرمنا حينها من تسجيلك معنا و مشاركاتك و إفادتنا بخبرتك .
Shariah mainly is ****d on the versus of the Holy Quran and the teachings and practices of the Prophet Mohammed (the Sunna). The consensus of opinions and interpretations of religious scholars is considered a secondary source of Shariah. In the Area where the majority of the population is Muslim, there is a notable trend for the applications of Shariah. While most of the laws are ****d on Shariah, specific areas of laws are now increasing adopting important aspects of Shariah which will be indicated below where GLS has advised and assisted clients.
1. Islamic Banking Except for Saudi Arabia, the banking laws and practices of countries of the Area are generally ****d on western banking systems. A notable trend for the application of banking ****d on Shariah (called Islamic Banking) started in the Area in recent years. Islamic Banking could, in theory, be fairly straight forward. In accordance with Shariah Muslims can trade and invest in anything that is accepted (called halal) and not prohibited (haram). Prohibited matters broadly include things that are illegal or immoral such as gambling, prostitution, pornography, alcohol, drugs and similar other matters. The main difficulty arises in the classification of interest charged on funds in Shariah. While some Islamic jurists and scholars consider all types of interest as usury which is prohibited in Shariah, others consider simple interest acceptable and only compounded interest to be prohibited. Although the argument on interest continues, Islamic banking is expanding in the Area where banks and investment funds ****d on Shariah banking are being established. For more information see Extracts from the book "UAE Company Law"
2. Inheritance Shariah provides specific rules of inheritance that are applied to Muslims. Generally these rules are ****d on the principle of providing specific allocation/shares of the estate of the deceased to certain types of his relatives such spouse or parents and the distribution of the remainder to other heirs such as offsprings, brothers/sisters and uncles/aunts. Shariah rules of inheritance are applied in the countries in the Area. They might also apply to the assets of a deceased Moslem person in a western jurisdiction or a Moslem resident in such a country.
3. Wills Wills might form part of the probate of the estate of a deceased Moslem. Shariah inheritance rules regulate wills by providing that a will can only be applied and valid to a certain portion of the total estate and to specific persons.
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احترم مواضيع الآخرين ليحترم الآخرون مواضيعك لا تحتكر الموضوع لنفسك بإرسال عدة مساهمات متتالية عند طرح موضوع يجب أن تتأكد أن عنوان الموضوع مناسب او لا. تحل بحسن الخلق و بأدب الحوار و النقاش لا تنس أن اختلاف الرأي لا يفسد للود قضية, فلا تتهجم على عضو بدعوى أنه لا يشاطرك الرأي ان قطعت عهدآ مع عضو فأوفي بوعدك لأنه دين عليك إن حصل خلاف بينك و بين عضو حول مسألة ما فلا تناقشا المشكله على العام بل على الخاص ان احترمت هذه الشروط البسيطة, ضمنت حقوقك و عرفت واجباتك. و هذه افضل طريقة تضمن بها لنفسك ثم لمساهماتك و مواضيعك البقاء و لمنتداك الإزدهار في موقعنا إدارة منتدى عالم القانون
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