The workshop in brief:

highlighted the role of administrative authorities in closing venues where magic and charlatanism are practiced in order to preserve public order and protect the public interest.

Participants: 15 attendees, including academic staff.

Place: Faculty of Law at Tishk International University

Session topics: 

• The first was a jurisprudential perspective, in which the position of Islamic Sharia on magic was clarified, along with its rulings and its religious and social implications.
• The second was a legal perspective, which explained the circumstances under which magic constitutes a crime under Iraqi law and comparative legal systems.

Dr. Khalid Jalal and Asst. Lecturer Kastro Salem, and Dr. Mohammed Abdulkarim. Lecturers , Faculty of Law at Tishk International University

highlighted the role of administrative authorities in closing venues where magic and charlatanism are practiced in order to preserve public order and protect the public interest.

https://law.tiu.edu.iq/the-jurisprudential-and-legal-characterization-of-magic-and-charlatanism/