حقوق الجنين بين الفقه الإسلامي و القانون الجزائري

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Among the most important purposes of Islamic law is to preserve the soul, preserve offspring and lineage, and preserve money.

The fetus needs special protection and careful care.

Preserving it means preserving the offspring and the human species, protecting its life from miscarriage, caring for and taking care of the health of the pregnant woman for him, and obligating his father to spend on his mother for his sake.

The prohibition of relations between the sexes outside of marriage and the prohibition of adoption or the attribution of children to other than their fathers; It is to preserve the lineage of the fetus, and to give him the right to inheritance and the right to donate to him by will, gift or endowment, is to preserve his money from looting and loss; Thus, Islamic Sharia has included in its care for the fetus everything related to his life, lineage and money.

The Algerian law also took care of the fetus and enacted texts to protect everything related to it, forbidding abortion except as an exception, controlling the right of lineage and preventing adoption, and gave the fetus financial rights from inheritance, gift and will.

This article came to shed light on this problem, and to explain and detail everything related to the issue of: “Fetal rights between Islamic jurisprudence and Algerian law”