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Jordan has witnessed recently huge development and progress in all the
domains; especially in the economic sector. Moreover, the Jordanian
population has increased rapidly, which naturally raises the disputes
.between people and among the nation itself
Since judicial law is responsible for settling these disputes, it has been
quite clear and obvious that the number of judges available is insufficient
and cannot satisfy the quick demand of the civil and commercial disputes
run in Jordan and the world. Therefore, mediation has been created to
offer a better and amicable dispute settlement resolution for all the issues
.that arise in countries among its citizens
Definition of Mediation
A form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR), aims to assist two (or more)
disputants in reaching an agreement. Whether an agreement results or
not, and whatever the content of that agreement, if any, the parties
themselves determine the solution rather than accepting something
imposed by a third party. The disputes may involve states, organizations,
communities, individuals or other representatives with a vested interest in
.the outcome
And in a real attempt to the mediation law, the Ministry of Justice has
organized with the help of the Dispute Resolution Center in USA to train
and develop the Jordanian judges and attorneys on using their skills to act
as mediators. However, it is worth mentioning that the court system in
Jordan is not a specialized; judges and attorney can acts as mediators and
.judges at the same time in all kind of cases and matters
In 2006 Jordan unveiled its first court mediation program, where Jordan’s
parliament passed a mediation law that offers litigants the option of
choosing mediation over litigation in civil issues. Moreover, Jordan has also
recently established a Mediation Center, which is located in the Palace of
.Justice
The mediation law 2006 for dispute settlement in civil issues in Jordan
:contains 14 acts; of the main acts I would like to mention the following
I will recite few incidents from the Prophet's era to proof my theory and
provide with real verses from the Quran as well. As for proof of legality of
mediation in the Sunnah, these are few incidents
The Prophet (PBUH)’s statement about the prisoners of the battle of Badr:
“If “Mutaam Ibn Adii” was alive and intercedes to free these prisoners, I’ll
do it for him”. The prophet willingness to made such favor to “Mutaam Ibn
Adii”, despite being a polytheist “Mushrik”, because “Mutaam” had
interceded for Rasulullah to enter Mecca from Taaif, when he was denied
the entrance by the tribes of Mecca. Furthermore, he was amongst the
prominent mediators to end the economic ostracism imposed on Muslims
and the tribe of Bani Hashim by the tribes of Mecca in the year 4 (BH
In the first year of Hijrah, when Rasulullah sent the first military
detachment (Sariyah Sayf al-Bahr under the command of Hamzah Ibn Abd
Al-mutalib), they intercepted a trading caravan headed by Abu Jahl. It
almost resulted in fighting, but for the mediation of Majdi Ibn Amr who was
an ally of both parties7
The prophet PBUH himself used to mediate his best friend Abu Bakr when
a dispute arises between him and his wife 'Aisha