M.A. Thesis:

Comparative study of e-commerce and traditional commerce and its degree of conformity with Shiite jurisprudence

With the advent of the World Wide Web, this has created opportunities and concerns in human society. One of the achievements of this network is e-commerce, which has given rise to new jurisprudential issues regarding traditional commerce. This question calls for appropriate jurisprudence and jurisprudence - Shi'a jurisprudence in the traditional structure of jurisprudence of trades and definite contracts, jurisprudence, and jurisprudential rules related to transactions, since in Imamiyah jurisprudence and business as It is one of the most important legal issues . It is the requirement that the transfer of property be transferred in return for an exchange, in view of the existing trade-offs existing in the community that began in 1965 and because of the existence and The advent of modern technologies, computers and the Internet.This important subject of jurisprudence has undergone changes since its inception and has become popular as e-commerce. In this research, we have tried to explain the legitimacy of commerce and its modern type, ie e-commerce, while explaining commerce and its related provisions. And looking at whether e-commerce is the kind of business that is legitimate or not legitimate has also tried to It examines the differences between e-commerce and traditional commerce and examines the problems and barriers to each of them, as well as how the principle of necessity and authenticity relates to this type of business, so being aware of the types of commerce and their differences they seem to be indispensable and indispensable. Writing this research has been compiled using authentic and authentic sources of Shiite dynamic jurisprudence and the fatwas of some of the great Imamate verses.

Keywords: Commerce, E-Commerce, Traditional Commerce, Bea, Legitimacy, Imamieh Jurisprudence