أحكام ممارسة الشعائر الدينية لغير المسلمين في الفقه الإسلامي و القانون الجزائري

Abstract EN

This research paper examines the position of the Islamic Shariaa and the Algerian law on the freedom of belief for non-Muslims.

The research started by defining "non-Muslims" in Islamic jurisprudence (Fiqh) and Algerian law, and determining the category concerned with this freedom.

Then, it investigates the statements of the Islamic jurists and laws set in place by the Algerian legislator on the question of granting them the right to build places of worship, and to practice and demonstrate the religious rates and rituals.

It also deals with how the Islamic jurisprudence and the Algerian law fixed the question of the religious freedom of non-Muslims and the most important restrictions which they were led down on them in order to protect the security and public order of the Muslim community.

The study concluded with a number of conclusions and recommendations concerning the issue of regulating freedom of the practice of religions for non-Muslims by the Algerian legislator.