القوانين التي ترتب أحكامها صفة دستورية في التشريع القطري : محاولة لتحديد المفهوم

Abstract EN

This research deals with the issue of laws with constitutional provisions in the Qatari legislation.

it represents a serious attempt to scrutinize the concepts and terminology employed by the Qatari constitutional legislator within the context of the permanent constitution of the state in 2004, especially in light of the scarcity of studies and research that tackled this subject in all its aspect and research areas.

it is useful to say that the research assumption on this topic - worthy of consideration and study - is mainly driven by two collinear hypotheses : the first hypothesis : the Qatari legislator adopts the assumption that these laws with constitutional provisions are considered basic laws that include (the laws of state rule, inheritance, and Qatari citizenship), in addition to laws whose content is related to what is constitutional.

the second hypothesis: laws with constitutional provisions also have the same legal value as a constitutional text.

it is difficult to classify them in the category of basic laws, as it is not possible to adapt any of the ordinary laws to the category of basic laws regardless of their content.