Positive Islamic preventive policy and Iraqi law for the prevention of public funds crimes
Abstract
Islamic law and Iraqi law focused on the issue of preventive policy against crimes of public funds, as God Almighty willed that nations should walk under His rule and establish His law and method, and gave reasons for this. Money and wealth are the basis of the economy in any society, as establishing the rule of God, implementing His law, and applying His rights, Glory be to Him, to protect our public hopes, and the fear of God is the first protection in human history, which supports the opinion that Islamic law preceded man-made laws in its importance and effectiveness more than punishment. Islamic law has given great importance to money,
whether it belongs to the Muslims’ treasury or to individuals, to the point that Islam considers someone killed for defending his money a martyr. Therefore, Islamic law has taken multiple preventive measures. Sharia penalties are considered a preventive means of deterring the commission of crimes and combating behavioral deviations. Faith in God, worshiping Him, and obedience to Him are another means of deterrent that protects the individual from committing crimes. The concept of preventive policy in positive law is a relatively recent concept, with its roots dating back to the school of social defense, which was founded in In the fifties of the last century, its goal was to confront criminals with social and rehabilitative measures that would prevent them from committing crimes again, as it was adopted and laid down by Karamatica, as a result of the failure of punishment that was considered for long periods of time to be the optimal method for dealing with the phenomenon of crime, as interest began to focus on the causes of crime to eliminate them. In the cradle so that its harms and negative effects can be prevented, and from this standpoint, societies have begun to formulate preventive policy in the field of crime, relying in doing so on methods of research, scientific planning, and coordination between the various sectors related to it, directly or indirectly. What about the preventive policy in Iraqi law and the meaning of that policy in it from the crime prevention policy established by the Iraqi legislator and the state institutions’ A role in preventing crimes,
