The Reality of Arbitration in Sharia and Law

1- Law of Arbitration and its Executive Regulation

2- The Ruling On The Dismissal Of The Arbitrator And The Enforcement Of His Rulings And Their Annulment In Islamic Jurisprudence

3- Guide to Procedures and Conditions for the Enforcement of Foreign Arbitration Awards in the Gulf Cooperation Council Countries

4- Defective Arbitration Clause and its Impact on Referring Dispute to Arbitration, Analytical Comparative Study in the light of arbitration and judicial precedents under Saudi and Egyptian Laws

5- Challenging an Arbitral Award and the Implication of Ruling on its Invalidity Claim , an Applied Analytical Study

Type:	Secondary Source
Author:	Dr. Khaled Abdulaziz Al-Sulaiman
Summary:	By AI The document addresses arbitration provisions in accordance with Islamic law, indicating that an arbitrator cannot retract their judgment unless they acknowledge their error, and they are entitled to receive fees for their duties. Arbitration is an agreement between two parties to appoint a person to resolve a dispute, and it must pertain to matters that do not involve the rights of God. In the absence of Islamic courts, international courts may be resorted to. It is required that the arbitrator...