Majalisar Shari'a ta Saudi Arabia
Majalisar Koli ta Saudi Arabia (Arabic) majalisa ce mai mambobi guda bakwai da Sarki ya naɗa a cikin tsarin shari'a na Masarautar ƙasar Saudi Arabia . Tana kula da ƙananan kotuna na Saudi Arabia - kula da ayyukan alƙalai da sabbin nadin shari'a [1] - amma kuma tana ba da "ra'ayoyin shari'a, ba da shawara ga Sarki, da sake duba hukunce-hukuncen da suka shafi mutuwa, dutse, ko yankewa" (bisa ga bayanin Shekarar 2006 na Jami'ar Shari'a ta Washington). [2] Ministan Shari'a yana aiki a matsayin shugaban Majalisar.[2]
 Majalisar Shari'a ta Saudi Arabia | |
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sashen shari'a da judicial council (en)  | |
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| Bayanai | |
| Bangare na |
Prime Minister of Saudi Arabia (en) |
| Ƙasa | Saudi Arebiya |
| Applies to jurisdiction (en) | Saudi Arebiya |
Ya zuwa dokar da aka yi a watan Janairun 2013, majalisar za ta kasance ƙarƙashin jagorancin ministan shari'a kuma mambobinta za su hada da babban alƙali na Kotun Koli ta Saudi Arabia (wanda aka ƙirƙira ta hanyar sake fasalin daga baya), shugabannin kotun ɗaukaka ƙara guda huɗu, mataimakin ministan shariʼa, shugaban Ofishin Bincike da Masu gabatar da ƙara. Lokacin aiki na membobin majalisa shine shekaru huɗu, farawa a ranar 15 ga Janairun Shekarar 2013. [3]
Mambobin
gyara sasheYa zuwa wata doka ta watan Janairun shekarar 2013, membobinta sun kasance
- Mohammed al-Issa (Ministan Shari'a, shugaban Majalisar Koli ta Shari'a) [4]
- Sheikh Ghaihab bin Mohammed Al-Ghaihab (Babban Alkalin Kotun Koli)
- Sheikh Shafi Al-Haqbani (Mai Shari'a na Kotun daukaka kara)
- Sheikh Mubasher Al-Gharman (Mai Shari'a na Kotun daukaka kara)
- Sheikh Saud Al-Muejib (Mai Shari'a na Kotun daukaka kara)
- Sheikh Mohammed Mirdad (Mai Shari'a na Kotun daukaka kara)
- Sheikh Abdul Aziz Al-Nessar
- Sheikh Nasser Al-Mohaimeed
- Sheikh Fahd Al-Majed
- Sheikh Farhan bin Yahya Al-Faify
- Sheikh Saeed bin Brek Al-Garny
- Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdullah Al-Jarallah
- Sheikh Ibrahim bin Ali Al-Dhale
- Shiekh Abdurahman bin Mohammed Al-Hussain
- Shiekh Nasser bin Hamad Al-Wahaibi.
Tsoffin mambobin
gyara sasheDubi kuma
gyara sashe- Tsarin shari'a na Saudi Arabia
- Shari'a ta Saudi Arabia
Manazarta
gyara sashe- ↑ McDowall, Angus. "With eye on investors, Saudi Arabia plans training for judges". February 25, 2014. reuters. Retrieved 22 March 2014.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 "BACKGROUND AND LEGAL SYSTEM" (PDF). circa November 2006. Washington Law University. Archived from the original (PDF) on 30 September 2012. Retrieved 22 March 2014.
- ↑ Cite error: Invalid
<ref>tag; no text was provided for refs namedreshuffle - ↑ "C V of Dr. Muhammad Abdul - Kareem Al - Issa - Saudi Minister of Justice" (PDF). Retrieved 22 March 2014.
- ↑ Myers, Lisa. "More evidence of Saudi doubletalk?". 4/26/2005. NBC News. Archived from the original on May 22, 2014. Retrieved 22 May 2014.
Sheik Saleh Al Luhaidan, seen in video seated to the right of the crown prince, is chief justice of Saudi Arabia's Supreme Council of Magistracy. His sermons and words carry great significance. In an audiotape secretly recorded at a government mosque last October and obtained by NBC News, Luhaidan encourages young Saudis to go to Iraq to wage war against Americans. "If someone knows that he is capable of entering Iraq in order to join the fight, and if his intention is to raise up the word of God, then he is free to do so," says Luhaidan in Arabic on the tape. He warns Iraq is risky because "evil satellites and drone aircraft" watch the borders. But he says going is religiously permissible.
- ↑ "Saudi judge condemns 'immoral TV'". 12 September 2008. BBC News. Retrieved 22 May 2014.
The most senior judge in Saudi Arabia ... Sheikh Salih Ibn al-Luhaydan ... speaking in response to a listener who asked his opinion on the airing of programmes featuring scantily-dressed women during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. "There is no doubt that these programmes are a great evil, and the owners of these channels are as guilty as those who watch them," said the sheikh. "It is legitimate to kill those who call for corruption if their evil can not be stopped by other penalties."
- ↑ "Religious hard-liners take a hit in King's reshuffle". 2009-02-15. rfi English. Retrieved 22 May 2014.
* The head of the Supreme Council of Magistracy: Out goes Sheikh Saleh al-Luhaidan, who issued an edict in September that ruled it permissible to kill the owners of satellite TV stations broadcasting content judged immoral;