The Authenticity Administration

Modern states realize the importance of the authenticity of legal documents issued to establish legal rights and obligations. The Islamic community has known authenticity since the sixth year of Hijra when the reverend Ali Ibi talib The fourth Calif wrote the hudaybiya accord between the faithful and Guraysh. This was followed by many other similar agreements like the one written by the reverend abi baker el siddik the first Calif to the people of najarn and and the one written by the reverend Omar Ibn Elkhattab the second calif in the conciliation with the people of Elias.

The authenticity Administration was created by a resolution of the chief Justice together with 19 committees in the different states to control supervise documents.

The task of this administration is not restricted to verifying the activities of authentication, but also it renders services to the public at large by authenticating contracts and approbating official documents. There is a special section for the approbating of signatures and seals of courts that are fixed on certificates of marriage and divorce, on declarations of personal matters, on admissions, on corrections of names, on notifications and on orders of summonses and arrests directed to the Interpol.