حماية المستهلك من الإعلانات الإلكترونية المضللة في الفقه الإسلامي و قانون حماية المستهلك

Abstract EN

The need for consumer protection is growing more and more, especially in today's era of tremendous and dangerous development in the area of misleading advertising; Some suppliers or advertisers introduce their products using false and misleading advertising methods acquired or used without regard to their harm to attract consumers with the intention of achieving their objectives without taking into account consumer interests; Therefore, consumers are in urgent need of adequate protection from these misleading declarations with various forms of criminal, civil and even administrative protection.

Islamic Sharia regulates an individual's relationship with an individual and with that of a person's community.

It establishes a set of principles and sharia controls that are legally permissible in advertising and that protect consumers from misleading advertising that harms them and wastes the nation's money.

The Egyptian legislator is also aware of this and has passed the Consumer Protection Law No.

181 of 2018 in order to achieve the interests of all parties in the market, which contributes to the growth of the national economy.

The research is important because it focuses on the protection measures adopted by Islamic sharia and consumer protection law to reduce the risk of misleading electronic advertising to consumers, and ways to stop such advertising and deal with its effects.

The comparative analytical approach has been used in research.

In the foregoing, this research was entitled "Consumer protection against misleading electronic advertising in Islamic jurisprudence and the Consumer Protection Law" and dealt with it through an introduction, three investigators, and a conclusion.

The first research dealt with the concept of the consumer, the concept of misleading electronic advertising, its images and its negative effects.

In the second paper, it mentioned: the prohibition of misleading electronic advertising in Islamic law, the sharia controls that protect consumers from it, and the role of the guardian in protecting consumers from it.

The third research cited the role of the Consumer Protection Act, the role of the Consumer Protection Agency and Associations, and the role of criminal penalties in protecting consumers from misleading advertising.

I concluded my research with my findings and recommendations.