تكوين الملكة القانونية ومجال تطبيقها

First: Book:

A) References of Islamic jurisprudence:

I. Al-Juwayni, Al-Burhan, year 1418 AH, in the principles of jurisprudence, edited by Abdul-Azim Muhammad Al-Deeb, Dar Al-Wafa, Egypt, fourth edition.

II. Al-Razi, Muhammad bin Abi Bakr, 1993 AD, Mukhtar Al-Sahhah, second edition, Lebanon Library, Beirut.

III. Al-Sama’ani, year 1997 AD, Qawati’ al-Adha fi al-Usul 2/92, edited by Muhammad Hassan Ismail al-Shafi’i, Dar al-Kutub al-Ilmiyyah, Beirut, first edition.

IV. Al-Adawi, on Upper Egypt, in the year 1412 AH - 1991 AD, Al-Adawi’s footnote to explaining the sufficiency of the divine student, edited by Youssef Sheikh Muhammad Al-Baqa’i, Dar Al-Fikr - Beirut.

V. Al-Razi, Muhammad bin Bakr bin Abdul Qadir, 1983, Mukhtar Al-Sahah, Printing and Publishing House, Kuwait.

VI. Shabir, Muhammad Othman, 1999, The Book of the Nation, Formation of the Jurisprudential Queen, first edition, Presidency of Sharia Courts and Religious Affairs, Qatar.

VII. Al-Shawkani, Muhammad Ali, year 1412 AH/1992 AD, Irshad Al-Fahul, edited by Muhammad Saeed Al-Badri, Dar Al-Fikr - Beirut, first edition.

b) Legal references:

I. Madani, Ahmadouche, 2015, Al-Wajeez fi Legal Research Methodology, Fez, Morocco.

II. Bassiouni, Hassan Al-Sayed, 2000, Judicial Work Methodology, New Rose Al-Youssef Press, Cairo.

III. Al-Jumaili, Khaled Rashid, 1989, Introduction to the Study of Islamic Sharia and Law, Dar Al-Kutub for Printing and Publishing, Baghdad.

IV. Abdullah, Khudair Munir, 2011, The Jurisprudential Faculty and its Formation Factors in Teaching Jurisprudence of Contemporary Issues, Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University, Riyadh.

V. Mahmoud, Sayed Ahmed, The Role of the Pleader and the Lawyer in the Judicial System, Dar Al-Fikr and Law, Mansoura, 2015.

VI. Mahmoud, Sayed Ahmed, 2009 edition, The Role of the Lawyer in the Judicial System, Dar Al Nahda Al Arabiya, Cairo, 2007 edition.

VII. Mahmoud, Sayed Ahmed, 2007, The Role of the Lawyer in the Judicial System, Dar Al-Nahda Al-Arabiya, Cairo.

VIII. Badawi, Abdul Rahman, 1997, Scientific Research Methods, sixth edition, Publications Agency, Kuwait.

IX. Marah, Ali, 2004, Methodology of Legal Thinking (Theoretically and Practical), Books and Publications Forum, University Press Office, Algeria.

X. Bouhosh, Ammar, Al -Thunaibat, Mohamed Mahmoud, 1989, curricula of scientific research and methods of preparing research, Dar Al -Yazouri, Amman.

XI. Mega, Muhammad Hamad Kenan, 2008, Deduction from the text, its conditions and controls, Muhammadiyah Association of Scholars (Morocco).

XII. Abdel Rahman, Muhammad Saeed, 2011, Judicial ruling, its elements and rules for issuing, Al-Halabi Publications, Beirut.

XIII. Al-Saqqa, Mahmoud, 1998, A Study in Legal Logic, Dar Al-Nahda Al-Arabiya, Cairo.

XIV. Mansour, Mansour Mustafa, 1970, Introduction to Legal Sciences, Dar Al-Kitab Al-Arabi Press, Cairo.

XV. Allam, Wael Ahmed, 2015, Legal Research Methods, University Library, Sharjah.

Second: Research, articles, and lectures:

I. Abdel Ghafour, Ibrahim, Reasoning for Judicial Rulings

II. Saqr, Ahmed Haji, 2019, Muhammad Ammar Turkmaniyah Ghazal, Al-Hajjaj’s Legal Tools and Techniques: Judgments in Qatari Courts as an Example, p. 12.

III. Al Suwaidi, Ahmed Saeed Bin Hazim, The Concept of Knowledge Management, his article published on the Dubai Courts government website.

IV. Dehomme, Ahmed Ali, 2017, Introduction to the Study of Legal Logic, Faculty of Law Journal for Legal and Economic Research, Rights - Issue 2, Volume Four.

V. Al-Kordofany, Amal, language and method of legal thinking.

VI. Al-Hussein Ait Saeed, 2005, Principles of Reasoning According to Imam Malik, Al-Wadha Magazine, Dar Al-Hadith Al-Hassaniyah, Marrakesh, Morocco, Issue 3, Principles of Art in Drafting Legal Memorandums.

VII. Al-Kuraiti, Haider Hussein, 2018, The relationship between law colleges and Iraqi courts and its implications for the preparation of legal cadres, Kufa Journal of Legal and Political Sciences (Issue 13/2).

VIII. Ayesh, Rami, and (others), “The Shadow Lawyer...” The Weakness of the Nobility’s Profession, an article published in Al-Bayan newspaper, issue No. 13368 dated 11/23/2017.

IX. Al-Samghouli, Rashid, 2018, The faculty of jurisprudence, its components and methods for acquiring it, his research published in Al-Quds Open University Journal for Human Research, Issue 45, June.

X. Abdul Samad, Sarah, 2020, The role of epistemology in developing legal thought, legal facts magazine, Volume 2 No. 6, publisher Zakaria Al -Ammari.

XI. Ali, Atef Saadi Muhammad, 2017 edition, Skills for Using Legal Language in the Field of Legislation and Legal Opinions, Arab Journal of Jurisprudence and Judiciary.

XII. Al-Muttaqi, Abdel-Al, June 2007, The inductive approach according to Imam Al-Shatibi, a published article (Diwan Al-Arab).

XIII. Fathawi, Abdul Aziz, 2011, Methodology for issuing judgments in accordance with the UAE Civil Procedure Law, Center for Jurisprudential, Legislative and Judicial Research and Studies, Emirate of Abu Dhabi, Judicial Department, first edition.

XIV. Al-Harishi, Abdul Latif, The Legal Queen’s Essay (An Attempt to Meditate)

XV. Al-Khafaji, Aziz, 2018, Notes on teaching law and developing its curricula in Iraqi universities, Kufa Journal of Legal and Political Sciences (Issue 9/1), 2012 edition, pp. 3, 15-16 - Abdullah bin Muhammad bin Saad Al Khanin, Downloading rulings on judicial facts Al-Fatwa, 1st edition.

XVI. Mega, Muhammad Hamad Kenan, 2008, Deduction from the Text - Its Conditions and Controls, Symposium on Methods of Derivation from Revelation, Muhammadiyah Association of Scholars, Rabat, Morocco.

XVII. Al-Ahmad, Muhammad Suleiman, 2013, Occam’s Razor rule and its role in forming a sound legal faculty, an analytical study in the philosophy of law, Tikrit University Journal of Legal and Political Sciences, Volume 1, Year 5, Issue 19.

XVIII. Shabir, Muhammad Othman, 1999, Formation of the jurisprudential faculty among students of Islamic jurisprudence, Principles of Jurisprudence and its Rules, Shawwal 27, 1428 (11/08/2007), research presented at the second conference entitled Teaching Islamic Jurisprudence in Universities (Reality and Law), Zarqa University Al-Ahliyya - College of Sharia.

XIX. Obaid, Mustafa Fouad, the legal queen...and the other queens!!

XX. Al-Najjar, Heba, The Difference Between Induction and Deduction, Arab Information Network (Your Library).

XXI. Ragheb, Wajdi, January 1976, Studies on the Adversary’s Status Before the Civil Judiciary, Journal of Legal and Economic Sciences, Year 18, First Issue.

XXII. Othman, Walid, developing the legal competence of the lawyer, under the umbrella of the Judicial Training Center in Saudi Arabia, his lecture on YouTube.

Third: - Websites and electronic links:

I. https://elkanoon.wordpress.com Various sciences www.eastlaws.com East Laws

II. https://www.law-arab.com/2015/07/Legal-Privy-Definition.htm Arab Law

III. https://s-alamri.com Sheikh Ibrahim Al-Omari’s website

IV. https://www.aleqt.com/2015/08/27/article_985560.html Al-Eqtisadiah newspaper https://iamaeg.net/ar/publications/articles/top-10-skills-for-lawyers International Mediation Academy

V. https://kenanaonline.com/users/doctorzakaria/posts/136929Kenana Online

VI. https://www.dc.gov.ae/PublicServices/websitefiles/Publications/Knowledge_Management_AR_2012.pdf Dubai Courts

VII. http://www.labodroit.com/ Legal Laboratory Journal

VIII. https://alantologia.com/blogs/13015 Ontology

IX. https://qawaneen.blogspot.com/2020/05/blog-post_3.html Blog of statutory laws

X. https://www.maktabtk.com/blog/post/1022 Your library website

XI. http://www.alwarraq.com Alwarraq website https://ar.wikipedia.org Wikipedia

XII. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmOhpI8mFaI YouTube

XIII. https://www.facebook.com/1438100302912691/posts/2325348954187817/ Facebook (Ibrahim Abdel Ghafour page)