The punishment of rebellion against the ruler "imam" in Islamic jurisprudence and Saudi Laws: Comparative Study

Abstract

The thesis's contents: The study is established in an introduction, a preface, then two chapters, a conclusion, and indexes:

First, the introduction contained the importance of the research, the reasons for choosing it, the research problem, previous studies, the research methods, and the proposal.

Second, the preface discussed the main concepts in the research and the aspects of intersection and difference between the concept of rebellion and other concepts that are considered an attack on the authority of the ruler. In addition, the study illtreated the impact of rebellion on the purposes of Sharia based on the mandate and the authority of the ruler.

After that, Chapter I detailed the types of jurisprudential rebellion that the previous scholars wrote about and the contemporary types. It discussed the undetermined penalties of those types from the courts.

Moreover, Chapter II talked about the types of legal rebellion that were mentioned in the Judiciary and Human Rights Laws, such as the Law of Combating Crimes of Terrorism and its Financing, the Anti-Cyber Crime Law, and the scope of committing these crimes. In addition, it discussed the application of many judgments decided.