Constitutional guarantees for the judge

The compilation by Dr. Muhammad bin Abdullah Muhammad Al-Marzouq The constitutional guarantees for the judge when obliged to rule according to the systems — a important book addressing a chronic issue within judicial systems; which is: obliging judges to rule according to the systems. And the author has a scientific thesis on the same topic, which is: "The authority of the guardian in restricting the judge's authority," for which he obtained a master's degree from the College of Sharia at Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University in 1403 AH. The author reviewed in this book the stages of this issue and the resulting consequences and effects that posed a danger to the judicial system, and explained that resolving this issue by adopting the principle of obligation requires establishing guarantees that the obligation does not lead to a ruling that involves violating the Sharia of Allah, which is the constitution of the state. He also discussed the idea of codifying the Islamic rulings. The book is 186 pages; it includes an introduction, followed by several chapters within two main sections: First section: includes the following chapters: defining the problem, its beginning, renewal, and the consequences resulting from it. Second section: includes the following chapters: proposed solutions, necessary guarantees for the most likely solution, and constitutional oversight. Then a summary with the most prominent results and recommendations.