Financial disclosure statement

Financial disclosure is internationally recognized. It is the most prominent title among developed countries in the fight against corruption. Through it and other tools, they were able to curb corruption and narrow its paths, which resulted in accelerating their development and progress and increasing the income of their people. Such as: Singapore, Finland and others. ... Read More

The Genesis of Law and the Genesis of Sharia

God willing, in this and subsequent articles, I will deal with comparisons between Sharia law and the positive laws of mankind, which I quote from books of Islamic legislation. The comparisons reveal the high heel of the Sharia over positive laws, and we try to discern the characteristics of the Sharia and its superiority in its provisions and laws, which human laws have not found their equivalents until the modern era, for example, the equality of people among them. There is no difference between black and white, or between those with and without lineage and ancestry, or between rich and poor, but the difference is in righteous citizenship, as Almighty God says: "The most honorable of you before God is the most pious of you. ... Read More

Business dishonesty

Since I touched on the crime of dishonesty in my last article. It is appropriate that I devote this article to this crime. I begin by explaining the importance of honesty in the Islamic Shari'ah and its utmost care for it, through many verses of the Holy Qur'an, including the saying of God Almighty: ("Allah commands you to pay trusts to their rightful owners" and through countless traditions of the Prophet of Mercy, peace be upon him, including what was narrated by al-Tirmidhi and others: "Pay the trust to the one who owns it, and do not betray the one who betrays you. Do not betray those who betray you. ... Read More

Manipulation of company funds

It is well known that once a company is incorporated, it acquires legal personality. As a result, it has a financial liability that is independent of the liabilities of its partners. This financial liability consists of the shares provided by the partners, whether in cash or in kind, in addition to the reserve funds that the company builds up during its activity and the profits it realizes from the operations it carries out within the framework of the offer for which it was established. Intangible assets such as patents and the like are also included. ... Read More