Aligning Omani Legislation with the Principles of Good Governance: An Integrated Vision between the Islamic Perspective and International Standards

The Sultanate of Oman seeks to solidify the principles of good governance in state administration, drawing upon Islamic values and international standards.The Basic Statute of the State enshrines these principles, such as the rule of law, justice, and participation.However, practical challenges persist, including irregular alignment of laws with the constitution, limited legislative authority of the Council of Oman, insufficient legal protection for whistleblowers, and a lack of national-level good governance indicators aligned with international standards.This study aims to evaluate the extent to which Omani legislation and institutions align with the principles of good governance from both Islamic and international perspectives, identifying gaps that need to be addressed to strengthen governance frameworks in the country.The study employs content analysis of the Basic Statute of the State and key legislation, such as the Law of

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Journal of Contemporary Islamic Law
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.26475/jcil.2024.9.2.01
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Islamic Finance and Banking Studies
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Aligning Omani Legislation with the Principles of Good Governance: An Integrated Vision between the Islamic Perspective and International Standards

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Aligning Omani Legislation with the Principles of Good Governance: An Integrated Vision between the Islamic Perspective and International Standards

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Abstract

The Sultanate of Oman seeks to solidify the principles of good governance in state administration, drawing upon Islamic values and international standards.The Basic Statute of the State enshrines these principles, such as the rule of law, justice, and participation.However, practical challenges persist, including irregular alignment of laws with the constitution, limited legislative authority of the Council of Oman, insufficient legal protection for whistleblowers, and a lack of national-level good governance indicators aligned with international standards.This study aims to evaluate the extent to which Omani legislation and institutions align with the principles of good governance from both Islamic and international perspectives, identifying gaps that need to be addressed to strengthen governance frameworks in the country.The study employs content analysis of the Basic Statute of the State and key legislation, such as the Law of

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