مشروعية التعويض عن الضرر في الفقه الإسلامي و مدى شموليته لأضرار الكوارث الطبيعية : فيروس كورونا قياسا

الملخص EN

Islamic law requires the removal of damage to property and bodies after its occurrence and sought to erase its effects, and redress the deficiency that it caused, by means of compensation that covers the actual damage, and Islamic jurisprudence has paid great attention to compensation.

The person who caused the damage was obligated to pay compensation, whether it was a human act or as a result of animal action or collision.

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But with the ence of the known and sometimes direct cause of damage, as is the case in natural disasters that pose a great threat to individuals' lives and money, and the most prominent of these disasters is what the world is experiencing today from the spread of the Corona pandemic and the huge and rapidly spreading damages it has caused.

In it, the question arises about the eligibility of those affected to make reparation for the harm that befell them as a result of these disasters, and the extent of the comprehensiveness of Islamic jurisprudence for these calamities and developments in terms of consideration and compensation?