الأفعال المرتكبة من قبل تنظيم الدولة الإسلامية و تكييفها وفقا للقانون الجنائي الدولي

Abstract EN

The Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) received widespread attention when it launched an attack in June 2014, in which it swept through Mosul, and exerted pressure in the south, reaching the outskirts of Baghdad.

The crimes of ISIS captured the attention of the international community and received wide media coverage.

During the previous years, this organization did not exclude any component of its crimes.

So The United Nations has made great efforts in assisting Iraq and Syria to document the acts committed by ISIS, through the formation of UN committees in this regard, and it has concluded that the acts committed by ISIS are international crimes punishable by international criminal law, and fall under the jurisdiction of the Criminal Court.

International.

The importance of the study lies in that the issue of legal adaptation of the acts committed by armed groups, especially the Islamic State organization (ISIS), has not yet taken its due from in-depth study, whether in terms of international criminal law or national criminal laws, despite its paramount importance, especially after expanding the scope of these crimes and their wide impact on societies.

The research aims to present a law adaptation of the acts and crimes committed by ISIS in the light of international criminal law.

The majority of investigation committees, whether national or international, agreed that the acts committed by the Islamic State (ISIS) are crimes that rise to the level of international crimes.

Therefore, the main problem that the study aims to answer was crystallized: What are the acts committed by the Islamic State and what is the adaptation Its legal in the light of international criminal law? The issue of legal adaptation of the acts and crimes committed by ISIS is an important topic, and it has multiple aspects.

Therefore, we followed in our study the methodological approach between several approaches, the most important of which are;’ The analytical method, the comparative method, and the historical method.