The legal establishment of the principle of accountability for literary harm is a comparative jurisprudential study

The subject of literary harm and compensation for it is an emerging topic, researched by jurists, scholars and contemporaries, and this is in line with the civil law that had the first knowledge of this term, and the principle of compensation for moral damage is not permissible, and it has no legal document that strengthens to be worthy of application, and Islamic law respects the sanctity of the human being and does not make The matter is in vain. Rather, the discretionary punishments for this harmful act have been laid down in moral and other harm, just as the discretionary power granted to the judge is the one that entitles him to assess the harm and inflict the appropriate punishment for him, such as imprisonment, beating, or a word according to the nature of the felony, the nature of the offender and the nature of the victim, and this is all from the principle of reform and making The Muslim community is pure, free of immoral and immoral.