Revenge issues in Yemeni society (a jurisprudential study in the light of Islamic law)

Abstract

In this modest research, I discussed the issue of tribal feuds in Yemen, which has become one of the intractable issues for decades, and I tried to show the position of Islamic law in its fight against fanaticism, sectarianism, and all pre-Islamic strife.
And that Islam's view of various felonies and crimes is a just and firm view, as Islam came with types of solutions to individual and collective problems, which may lead to loss of life, indignity and plundering of money. Jahiliyyah, and serious social diseases, and showed Islam's interest in self-preservation, honor, and money, and what are the deterrent penalties with which the perpetrators faced, and that these legal limits imposed by Islam, if applied in people's lives, the individual and society will live in the shadows of security, tranquility, and tranquility.
At the end of the research, I mentioned some of the reasons, results, and effects that exist when issues of tribal and pre-Islamic fanaticism spread, and I mentioned that some of these reasons leading to the emergence of revenge may be the cause of the individual and the environment in which he lives.
Sometimes the reasons may come from the government and the laxity that exists in some of its institutions.
God is sufficient for us, and He is the best disposer of affairs