جريمة السرقة عند الفقهاء دراسة مقارنة

Abstract

This research discusses the crime of sirqah from the perspective of the jurists in the four schools of Islamic jurisprudence: the Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'e, and Hanbali schools. The main purpose of this research is to understand of sirqah crimes in Islamic law and the agreed-upon and differing opinions on this matter. This research explains the definition, elements, and conditions of the crime of sirqah according to each school, the punishment imposed on sirqah crimes, and the differences in opinions regarding the punishment for sirqah. This study was conducted by collecting data from primary sources such as the books of the schools of Islamic jurisprudence, and secondary sources such as books and articles related to this topic. The study found that sirqah crimes are considered serious offenses in Islam and carry severe punishment. This study provides a clearer and more systematic view of these differences in opinions, and can help improve the understanding of sirqah crimes in Islamic law and provide guidance for more precise and complete implementation of Islamic law.