VITAL ISSUES FOR THE JURISPRUDENTIAL ADAPTATION OF MOBILE PHONE SIM CARDS AND THEIR BALANCES

This study aims to draw attention to important issues related to cell phone SIM cards in terms of obligations and rights by elaborating the reality of these SIM cards and defining the contractual relations between customers and telecommunication companies in the chain of services associated with these SIM cards with their various characteristics and privileges. It has become very important to know the Sharῐ'ah regulations in this new transaction that has emerged from the scientific development in our era as the use of cell phones has become a necessity of daily life. Therefore, it is necessary to know the jurisprudential adaptation of this multidimensional service, duties and rights. The study relies on the descriptive analytical method in collecting and analyzing scientific data to achieve the objectives. Therefore, the main topics of this study are: jurisprudential adaptation of contractual relations between customers and telecommunication companies when purchasing SIM cards. The impact of SIM cards for cell phones and their credit balances. The impact of the services of SIM cards for cell phones and their credit balances. The study concluded that the contractual relationships between telecommunication companies and customers consist of several hybrid relationships between sale and condition, leasing and subscription, but are not free from objections as they involve some transactions that violate the terms of sale and leasing. The study also pointed out the need to differentiate between the acquisition of SIM cards through a monthly subscription contract and their acquisition through a purchase contract and condition, and that the jurisprudential adaptation of the cell phone service must be taken into account by the parties involved in this contract and each party must adapt to what suits it in terms of form and legal regime according to the consequences it entails.