Crime is a social problem has many aspects, and that Islamic law has addressed all of these aspects meticulously without excess or negligence, and the crimes dealt with by the Islamic Sharia is the crime of theft, which is a vital crime is repeated in every time and place, from the prominent role of the Imam Shawkaani in Fiqh Islamic researcher chose from among Islamic schools of Islamic jurisprudence (Imam Shawkaani choices in their theft through "his book Torrent jars" doctrinal comparative study) where the researcher said Imam Shawkaani choices in a statement the issue fairly theft with revenue came in what legal sanctions enlightenment views with Iraqi jurists doctrines the people approved of the year.
Therefore researcher structure search section to an introduction and five sections, and a conclusion, as stated in the first section: personal life of Imam Shawkaani, in which his name and lineage, surname, birth and upbringing In the second section definition copywriters Shawkaani (Torrent jars) and choices, and the description of the book and the statement of scientific value, and the percentage of The book to
Shawkaani and the sayings of scholars in it, and the methodology of Imam Shawkaani in his book, and the methodology of Imam Shawkaani in choices, and in the third topic: the researcher theft extent in Islamic jurisprudence, and the definition of theft language and legally, and its verdict, and the wisdom of prohibition, and the conditions stay alone, then touched researcher in Section IV: to the position of the Iraqi Penal Code in the extent of theft, as the researcher in the fifth topic of Imam Shawkaani choices in the extent of theft, and was among the finale Find a set of findings and recommendations and proposals that have been reached, including the Imam Shawkaani reliance on the Quran and Sunnah and consensus, As agreed with the four schools in some issues and disagree in some of them, alone in each other, in addition to the Iraqi legalized it did not take into account the principles of Islamic law in predominantly of laws enacted by the end of theft |