The term (the right to privacy) in Islamic jurisprudence is problematic in its definition and in its many fields

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  • Abdul Rahman Al-Kharousi جامعة السلطان قابوس

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Islamic jurisprudence

Abstract

      This study aims to reveal the term "the right to privacy" in Islamic jurisprudence, to solve two problems that are closely related to each other: the problem of definition, and the multiplicity of fields. Which is: the nature of this right, and as one of the fruits of the definition, this study comes to multiply the areas and manifestations of this right, and was based on three approaches: inductive, descriptive, and critical. Islamic and its nature, Study on the second: the areas of the right to privacy in contemporary Islamic jurisprudence and legislation, and concluded conclusion, including the most important findings and recommendations. One of the most important is defining it as: What is required or the choice of Sharia in which the individual to be conservative from others in the knowledge or behavior. The choice of being one of the exclusive rights of the slave, or the common rights between God Almighty and the slave and the right of the slave in which they are predominant, and it was decided from the study that the Shariah, with its applications in this right, is suitable to accommodate all images of the contemporary right to privacy.

 

 

Author Biography

Abdul Rahman Al-Kharousi, جامعة السلطان قابوس

 

 

Published

2023-06-19

How to Cite

Al-Kharousi, A. R. (2023). The term (the right to privacy) in Islamic jurisprudence is problematic in its definition and in its many fields. Jordan Journal of Islamic Studies, 17(2), 121–141. Retrieved from https://jjis.aabu.edu.jo/index.php/jjis/article/view/128

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