تجريم الإساءة للنبي محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم في ظل حق التعبير في المواثيق الدولية و التشريعات الوطنية

Abstract EN

This study aimed to reveal the legal aspects of criminalizing insulting the Prophet Muhammad in the right of expression in international charters and national legislation.

Nationalism for insulting religious symbols, including insulting the Prophet Muhammad, but it does not contain any form of prohibition or criminalization, except for the absence of agreed standards for abuse and its scope, especially in light of the presence of a trend in the international community that refuses to conclude agreements prohibiting insulting religious symbols and prophets In the name of freedom of expression, The position of the Jordanian legislator was distinguished in the punitive issue of the crime of insulting the Prophet Muhammad, as the offense was criminalized and considered among the crimes that incite hatred and discrimination on a religious basis.

Expression by taking the necessary measures so that this freedom should not be an excuse to offend everything sacred, especially the prophets, the first of whom is the Prophet Muhammad.