جريمة الاحتيال في الشريعة الإسلامية : دراسة و تحليل

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We conclude from this research that Islamic jurisprudence defined the crime of fraud in a full definition that exceeded the definitions of jurists of man-made laws and made of tricks what are legal and some are illegal, and what are related to the right of Almighty Allah and what is related to the right of the taxpayer, including what is related to belief and transactions and other sections of Islamic jurisprudence.

The Islamic Sharia has warned against committing and using this crime and has set deterrent penalties for it to prevent those who tempt themselves to commit it.

We have explained in this research and in its first section the concept of fraud and the difference between it and the pretext.

As for the second topic, we held it to study the sections of tricks and some examples of legitimate and illegal tricks.

In the third topic: We mentioned the rule of tricks, and the pillars of this crime in Islamic Sharia.

As for the fourth topic, we studied in it: the penalty for fraud in Islamic jurisprudence and ways to prevent it.

The conclusion of the research in which we presented included the most important results of the research and some recommendations.