أحكام الصغر في الفقه الإسلامي والقانون البروناوي؛ المعاملات والجنايات نموذجا

Abstract

This research is divided into three parts. In the introsection, the author discusses the understanding of children and its phases as well as the verses of the Quran and Sunnah. In the first part, the author discusses about the provisions of children transaction in Islamic prudence and the laws of Brunei like buying and selling, wills and grants. In the second part, the author discusses about the provisions of children crimes in Islamic prudence and the laws of Brunei like Qisas, Hudud, Syahadad and Iqrar. There is no difference between Islamic jurisprudence and Brunei law in relation to micro-provisions in transactions and offences. This research aims to demonstrate the concept of youth and its stages, to reveal the influence of the minor's actions in transactions, to clarify how the conduct of the minor in crimes is judged in Islamic jurisprudence and Brunei law, to demonstrate the impact of the minor on legal and legal provisions, and to increase knowledge of the provisions of the young in Islamic jurisprudence and Brunei law in transactions and crimes. The most important findings of the research are that micro has an impact on the ineffectiveness of transactions, and therefore scientists have required puberty in sale, will, and endowment. There are also no penalties and limits for qisas and border offences, but other penalties may be imposed for discipline and reform. The research was produced as a result of the discussion with the supervisor and the jurisprudence and legal references received on the subject.