The answer is: To deprive the economic rights of the plaintiff and to sway the judgment thereby in the favor of the defendant, a powerful royal family member.
It is not a judicial function for a judge to commit an intentional tort inside the courthouse by abusing his power.
The judge made a judgment that is in contravention of the rule of law, which is the basis of government in Qatar. And it also is in contravention of Allah’s commands. This judgment deprived the economic rights of the plaintiff.
If the judge had adhered to the principles of integrity and justice, the plaintiff would have gotten justice (his economic rights).
The judgment is filled with fabricated interpretations of false nature. It is not based on facts and relevant substantive law of the lawsuit. Hence, it is void, of no legal force or effect. That means the plaintiff’s claim is not settled according to law. It still exists! Judicial legitimacy derives from the belief that judges are impartial and that their decisions are grounded in law, not ideology and politics.
The judges at the appellate court did not hear the plaintiff’s cry for justice. Correcting errors is the role of the appellate court. But they failed to examine whether the lower court’s decision was formed based on the application of the law. They simply rubber-stamped the lower court’s decision. THAT MEANS THE JUDGES SHUT THE DOORS OF JUSTICE WITH INJUSTICE.
An employee has a right to receive his salary after he had done his tasks. Salary is the economic right of an employee, which is an obligation to be fulfilled by the employer. It cannot be neglected, which is also against the principle of ‘fairness in Islam’. As a first principle, Quran instructs that wages are a right (95: 06).
According to the prophet, one of the unforgivable sins is denying the employee wages.
This transgression, Allah, the Almighty, and Glorious does not forgive, and He does not ignore.
There is a higher court than the Court of justice and that is the court of conscience. It supersedes all other courts.
“His Highness the Emir, the Absolute Monarch, Head of the Government of the State of Qatar, is liable for the damages to the plaintiff that ensued from this tortious act committed by judges (both in the trial and the appellate court) because judges in the courthouse are Emir’s servants.”
1. Damage: Loss of economic rights
91 months’ salary plus accommodation dues
(From 30 SEPTEMBER 1998, the date of entry into QATAR to the date of exit 26 APRIL 2006 stayed under the sponsorship of employer Sheikh Khalid Bin Suhaim Al-Thani)
2. Damages for Mental Distress, Nervous Shock.
A thousand million Qatar Riyals compensation would not be equivalent to the depth of mental distress and nervous shock that was inflicted upon the plaintiff and his family due to the tortious act of the judges.
Since I am (the plaintiff) complaining about all the misconduct of judges, it is very important to expose and prove herewith how they committed wrongful acts in the exercise of their judicial function.
Allah Said: (4:135)
“O YOU WHO HAVE BELIEVED, BE PERSISTENTLY STANDING FIRM IN JUSTICE, WITNESSES FOR ALLAH, EVEN IF IT BE AGAINST YOURSELVES OR PARENTS AND RELATIVES. WHETHER ONE IS RICH OR POOR, ALLAH IS MORE WORTHY OF BOTH. SO, FOLLOW NOT [PERSONAL] INCLINATION, LEST YOU NOT BE JUST. AND IF YOU DISTORT [YOUR TESTIMONY] OR REFUSE [TO GIVE IT], THEN INDEED ALLAH IS EVER, WITH WHAT YOU DO, ACQUAINTED”.
The crux of Islamic law is the realization of justice.