The relationship between Islamic law and Roman law

Abstract EN

Both Islamic law and roman law are ancient legislations that were adopted in many countries as a basis for codification and governance, and work with them spread in many countries, and each law has its origins, principles and writings, but not long ago, some orientalists appeared who claimed that roman law had influenced Islamic law differs between the orientalists in this regard, between those who claimed that Islamic law was influenced by some principles of roman law and those who claimed that Islamic law is nothing but roman law in an Islamic guise, while some of them denied this claim and admitted that Islamic jurisprudence had nothing to do with roman law.

its principles and principles, however, it became clear to us through the presentation of the semi-orientalists and the response to them that many of the orientalists only want to distort Islamic law, while also many orientalists were objective in their studies and recognized Islamic law as independent in principles and rules, and that it is a jurisprudence comparable to roman law in originality and precision of workmanship.