Adoption between religious and legal prohibition and recognition of its validity and recognition of its effects in the rules of attribution

Abstract

Despite the text prohibiting adoption in many Islamic countries, we find that some of them have been validated in private international law, as the Algerian legislator did through Article 13 bis 1 of the Civil Code. Accordingly, stakeholders can adhere to the effects of this relationship before the Algerian judge. The strange position of the Algerian legislator The problem of pushing public order in the matter of adoption arose, especially since he prohibited adoption through Article 46 of the Algerian Family Code. Here the idea of ​​acquired rights is raised in the dimension of private international law, which affects the principles of society, so what is the fate of the idea of ​​pushing public order in the issue of adoption generally?