أحكام الإكراه في الشريعة الإسلامية

Abstract EN

Islamic Sharia aimed to preserve the five essential pillars of human life: (religion, soul, mind, offspring, money).

coercion is a state of compulsion because it captures the will directly.

therefore, the jurists dedicate a special book to it, with detailed rulings and effects in relation to all other verbal and actual actions, including civil, penal and religious.

the first topic is the concept of coercion, and it is divided into four demands, the first requirement is a definition of coercion, the second requirement is the elements of compulsion, the third requirement is the conditions for achieving coercion, the fourth requirement is the types of compulsion, the second topic is the legal behavior and the effect of coercion on it.

it has been divided into four demands, the first requirement being what the coercion takes place.

the second requirement is what is not enforced with coercion.

the third requirement: is coercion considered in words only, or does it include both words and actions? and the fourth requirement is the effect of coercion on the behavior of the despised person.