With a strong dedication to enhancing the legal library and fostering academic thought, I present my authored books. These works, born from extensive research in Public Law, Political Systems, Constitutional, and Administrative Law, serve as valuable references for researchers, students, and legal practitioners. They aim to improve legal awareness and uphold the rule of law. Here’s an overview of some of these publications:
This book is a comprehensive guide designed to help students and legal professionals understand key legal concepts and terminology in English.
It is structured into three main sections:
Part One:
Introduces the nature of law, its divisions (public and private), and sources such as legislation, custom, and Islamic law (Sharia), along with a detailed overview of the UAE's legal system and constitutional framework.
Part Two:
Focuses on the concept of rights, their classifications (private, public, and political), and the mechanisms for protecting these rights through judicial actions.
Part Three:
Explores contract law, covering the elements, types of contracts, and the conditions for a valid contract.
Combining theoretical explanations with practical examples, this book is an excellent resource for mastering legal terminology, especially for students in the UAE and regions where civil law and Sharia principles are essential.
This book provides an in-depth analytical study of the principles of constitutional law as the fundamental pillar of the modern state. It aims to establish a solid scientific understanding of core concepts such as the constitution, the rule of law, and the separation of powers. Combining theoretical precision with a comparative analysis of Western and Arab constitutional schools, the book specifically examines the constitutional experience of the UAE as a balanced model integrating national distinctiveness with institutional development. It also addresses essential legal issues, including judicial review of constitutionality and the independence of the judiciary.
This publication represents a comprehensive study of the principles and provisions of administrative law, a fundamental branch of public law that regulates public administration. It explores the historical and intellectual evolution of administrative law and deeply analyzes the nature, functions, and limits of administrative authorities. The book covers major topics such as administrative decisions, administrative contracts, administrative liability, and judicial oversight. It pays special attention to the UAE's administrative judiciary as an advanced model and highlights the interaction between theory and practice by linking general rules to modern judicial precedents and practical case