املنح والقروض الدراسة بني الشريعة اإلسالمية والقانون اهلولندي-دراسة فقهية مقارنة-

In this study, the scholarships and loans provided to secondary school, undergraduate, and graduate students in the Netherlands were examined. Scholarships given to students are essentially in the form of loans, and interest may be added to these loans depending on economic conditions. If students meet the specified conditions, the resulting loans can be converted into grants. Students have the right to benefit from the loan system specific to them as long as they continue their education. However, these loans do not have the possibility of being converted into grants and are affected by the amount of interest determined at the end of the year. After explaining these laws in the first chapter, the second chapter addresses issues such as debt and interest from the perspective of Islamic law, analyzing the views of scholars and the evidence supporting these views. In the final chapter of the study, after evaluating these Dutch laws on the scale of Islamic principles, it was determined whether students have the right to benefit from this service.