The invalid contract in Islamic jurisprudence and electronic commerce

Abstract

A void contract is what has lost its corner or its place, or what is not prescribed in its origin or description, or that the formula is incorrect, or the subject of the contract is not subject to the rule of the contract legally, or what is not a rightful money, this all applies to electronic commerce and what is found in Sharia The Islamic law also determines it, as it sees that invalidity is the penalty decided by the law when one of the pillars of the contract fails, whether by consent or the form in formal contracts, the place, the reason, or one of the conditions of validity. The contract is valid unless it gathers the elements of its convening of consent, place, reason and form in case the law stipulates or agrees on a specific form of the meeting