Судебная власть Абу-Даби организовала лекцию «Право на самосохранение»

Abu Dhabi Judiciary Organizes Lecture: Right to Self Preservation 13 July 2023 In coordination with the Abu Dhabi councils at the Citizens and Society Affairs Office in the Presidential Court, ADJD has organized awareness lecture entitled “Right to Self-Preservation" at the Al-Khabisi Council in Al Ain. The lecture is a part of "Majlisna" initiative launched by the Judicial Department in implementation of the directives of His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of the Presidential Court, and Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department, to promote legal culture among members of society in a way supporting the security, stability and protection of community members. The speaker Counselor Dr. Mohammed Rashid Al Dhanhani, Director of the Abu Dhabi Center for Legal and Community Awareness “Masouliya", addressed the Islamic Sharia teachings regarding the protection of the human soul, the relevant Qur'anic verses and hadiths, as one of the religious necessities that must be preserved. The lecture discussed major reasons for the spread of violence and its consequences to human safety, including: improper upbringing, getting used to violence within the family, psychological factors, weak values and methods of dialogue, lack of respect for the other party, irresponsibility, fragile positive spirit of citizenship, social conflicts, weak religious faith and watching movies that glorify criminals and provide society with ways to commit crimes. The lecture explained the social, economic and security repercussions resulting from the spread of violence. It also touched on the penalties for assault of the right to life, which amount to retribution, and for assault of the physical integrity of a person. The lecture gave some societal advice in this regard, including; complaining with laws and legislation in force by not assaulting people and their right to life, strengthening the spirit of tolerance, love and respect, and reinforcing positive citizenship by not harming society, in addition to reviving the role of the head of family in resolving disputes.