The Judiciary in the Aylul Revolution

This book consists of an introduction, four chapters, and an album of photographs.

The first chapter of this book is about the establishment and management of courts in the Aylul Revolution, such as the establishment of the first supreme court of the revolution, judicial affairs in the Aylul Revolution, the type and method of establishing courts during the Aylul Revolution, the creation of courts and the conditions for their establishment, the problems facing the courts, the social reforms of the Aylul Revolution, and some of the judges of the Aylul Revolution.

The second chapter of the book discusses some of the agencies and institutions of the Aylul Revolution, such as the General Secretariat of Justice and Endowments, the Supreme Administrative Council of the Provinces of Kurdistan, and the Kurdistan Islamic Scholars Union.

The third chapter discusses the impact of the justice of the Aylul Revolution, such as the role of the courts in resolving disputes, the revolution's support for the decisions of the Sharia judge, some examples of the justice of President Mulla Mustafa Barzani, and the conduct of the Kurdistan revolutionary army towards prisoners of war.

The fourth chapter is about some of the religious scholars within the revolution, such as the mullahs who were entrusted with the duty of Sharia judge, the religious scholars who worked as Sharia judges outside the authority of the Aylul Revolution, some of the mullahs who had a decisive role in resolving social disputes, and the teachers who were members of the Supreme Fatwa Committee.