Contracts concluded via the Internet, their risks and ways to avoid them, in Islamic law and international legislative laws

Abstract

The research examined contracts concluded via the Internet, their risks and ways to avoid them in Islamic Sharia and international legislative laws, with an analytical descriptive study, because contracts are issues related to jurisprudence. To the various legal issues according to time and place, the research seeks through the study to clarify the risks and describe them and mention their consequences on the validity of the contract and its enforcement by describing and analyzing the applicable international laws and their impact on the Sharia rulings. The research has relied on the inductive approach in investigating risks and ways to avoid them, as well as Based on the analytical approach in studying the feasibility of those international laws to reduce the risks of concluding contracts via the Internet with an indication of the legal rulings resulting from them. The geography of the place, the difference of religions, and the custom of states govern the validity of legal legislation, in addition to the fact that Islamic rulings cannot be applied It applies to non-Muslim countries, due to the difference in rulings regarding permissible and prohibited.