Economic Law; a Comparison Between Islamic Sharia and the Jordanian Constitution "Presentation and Budget"

Authors

Abdullah Al-ZyoutFollow
Fadi AlJbourFollow

Abstract

This study deals with the economic laws in the Jordanian constitution, namely the right of ownership and the right to work on one hand, and the balancing of these rights with Islamic law in order to determine the extent to which the Jordanian constitution approves Islamic law in this regard. The study concluded that most of the articles of the Jordanian constitution came in accordance with Shari'a, with some of the articles that contradicted the Sharia in some of their finer details. The study relied on the descriptive, analytical and comparative approach, and recommended that the articles that did not comply with Sharia should be reviewed until there is no distinguishing between legitimate and illegitimate work

Recommended Citation

Al-Zyout, Abdullah and AlJbour, Fadi (2022) "Economic Law; a Comparison Between Islamic Sharia and the Jordanian Constitution "Presentation and Budget"," Jerash for Research and Studies Journal مجلة جرش للبحوث والدراسات: Vol. 23: Iss. 2, Article 61.
Available at: https://digitalcommons.aaru.edu.jo/jpu/vol23/iss2/61