TANZANIA TUNA HOFU GANI MPAKA
TUSHINDWE KUWEKA MAHAKAMA YA
KADHI KTK KATIBA YA JAMHURI YA
MUUNGANO?
Baada ya kupitia hoja mbalimbali
zilizotolewa na wachambuzi mbalimbali
wa mambo ya kitaifa na
kimataifa ,nimegundua yafuatayo.
Kwanza kuna upotoshaji mkubwa
unaofanyika kwa makusudi au kwa
kutokujua.wengi wanadai kuwa
mahakama ya kadhi itahukumu kukatwa
kwa mikono wezi na kupopolewa mawe
kwa wazinzi na sheria kadha wa kadha
za kiislaam.
Ukweli ni kuwa hizo sheria huwa
hazifanyi kazi katika secular state
kama tanzania.
Mahakama ya kadhi itashughulikia
migogoro ya ndoa,mirathi na taraka.hii
ni kwasababu ndoa zetu hufungwa kwa
misingi ya imani ya dini. Mfano
waislaam hufunga ndoa ya kiislaam na
Wakristo hufunga ndoa kanisani kwa
padri au askofu.lkn pamoja nakuwa ni
ndoa za kidini lkn serikali inazitambua.
Kwa mujibu wa sheria za kiislaam ndoa
za kiislaam zina sheria zake hivyo
kulazimisha migogoro ya ndoa na
mirathi kuamuliwa na mahakama za
kiseikula/serikali ni kuingilia uhuru wa
kiimani wa waislaam,
kwamisingi hiyo ndio maana hata wakati
wa ukoloni wa mjerumani na baadae
mwingereza,pamoja na kuwa walikuwa
wakristo wazuri lkn suala la nahakama
ya kadhi liliachwa na waislaam kuamua
mambo yao ya mirathi na ndoa kwa
mujibu wa imani zao.hakuna aliekatwa
mkono wala kuuawa kama
inavyopotoshwa sasa hivi.
Kwanini mtu afunge ndoa ya kidini
itambulike halafu swala la mirathi na
taraka lionekane tatizo?
Nchi nyingi sana wakiweme jirani zetu
wa jenya na uganda wanamahakama ya
kadhi tena inatambulika kikatiba.kwanini
tanzania liwe tatizo?maana hata
idadibya waislaam wa tanzania ni wengi
sana ukilinganisha na na wale wa kenya
na Uganda.
kuhusu mahakama hiyo kugharamiwa
na serikali sioni tatizo kwani waislaam
wa tanzania nao ni watanzania na
wanahaki ya kuhudumiwa na serikali
yao maana nao ni walipa kodi kama
wafanyavyo wengine.yapi madai ya
kanisa kupewa zaidi ya bilioni 164 kwa
kila mwaka kwaajili ya kuendeshea
taasisi zao za shule na hospital.kupitia
mkataba wa wamemorandum of
understanding kati ya serikali na kanisa
mwaka 1992.na kodi za watanzania ndio
zinazo tumika kulipa mabilioni hayo na
watu wamekaa kimyaaaaaa.
my take: Amani ni tunda la haki ktk taifa
lolote duniani.kama tunapaipenda
Tanzania ni bora tutendeane haki na
uadilifu.
attachment;sehemu ya katiba ya kenya
inayoonyesha jinsi mahakama ya kadhi
inavyotambuliwa kikatiba.
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THE COURT OF APPEAL
The Court of Appeal is established
under Article164 of the Constitution and
consists of a number of judges, being
not fewer than twelve, as may be
prescribed by an Act of Parliament and
the Court is to be organized and
administered in the manner prescribed
by an Act of Parliament.
The Court comprises of a president of
the Court of Appeal who is elected by
the judges of the Court of Appeal from
among themselves.
The Court of Appeal has jurisdiction to
hear appeals from the High Court and
any other court or tribunal as
prescribed by an Act of Parliament.
THE HIGH COURT
The High Court is established under
Article 165 and it consists of a number
of judges to be prescribed by an Act of
Parliament.
The Court is organized and
administered in the manner prescribed
by an Act of Parliament.
The Court has a Principal Judge, who
is elected by the judges of the High
Court from among themselves.
The High Court has
1. unlimited original jurisdiction in
criminal and civil matters;
2. jurisdiction to determine the question
whether a right or fundamental
freedom in the Bill of Rights has been
denied, violated, infringed or
threatened;
3. jurisdiction to hear an appeal from a
decision of a tribunal appointed under
this Constitution to consider the
removal of a person from office, other
than a tribunal appointed under Article
144;
4. jurisdiction to hear any question
respecting the interpretation of this
Constitution including the determination
of
i. the question whether any law is
inconsistent with or in contravention of
this Constitution;
ii. the question whether anything said to
be done under the authority of this
Constitution or of any law is
inconsistent with, or in contravention
of, this Constitution;
iii. any matter relating to constitutional
powers of State organs in respect of
county governments and any matter
relating to the constitutional
relationship between the levels of
government; and
iv. a question relating to conflict of laws
under Article 191; and
5. any other jurisdiction, original or
appellate, conferred on it by legislation.
The High Court does not have
jurisdiction in respect of matters
reserved for the exclusive jurisdiction
of the Supreme Court under this
Constitution or falling within the
jurisdiction of the courts contemplated
in Article 162 (2).
The High Court has supervisory
jurisdiction over the subordinate courts
and over any person, body or authority
exercising a judicial or quasi-judicial
function, but not over a superior court.
SUBORDINATE COURTS
The subordinate courts are provided
for under Article 169 of the Constitution
and they are
1. The Magistrates Courts
2. The Kadhis' Courts
The Kadhis Court is comprised of a
Chief Kadhi and such number, being
not fewer than three, of other Kadhis
as may be prescribed under an Act of
Parliament.
The jurisdiction of a Kadhis court is
limited to the determination of
questions of Muslim law relating to
personal status, marriage, divorce or
inheritance in proceedings in which all
the parties profess the Muslim religion
and submit to the jurisdiction of the
Kadhis courts.
3. The Courts Martial
Section 84 of the Armed Forces Act
gives a court martial power to try any
person subject to the Act for any
offence which under the Act is triable
by court martial, and to award for such
an offence any punishment provided by
the Act for that offence.
4. Tribunals
TUSHINDWE KUWEKA MAHAKAMA YA
KADHI KTK KATIBA YA JAMHURI YA
MUUNGANO?
Baada ya kupitia hoja mbalimbali
zilizotolewa na wachambuzi mbalimbali
wa mambo ya kitaifa na
kimataifa ,nimegundua yafuatayo.
Kwanza kuna upotoshaji mkubwa
unaofanyika kwa makusudi au kwa
kutokujua.wengi wanadai kuwa
mahakama ya kadhi itahukumu kukatwa
kwa mikono wezi na kupopolewa mawe
kwa wazinzi na sheria kadha wa kadha
za kiislaam.
Ukweli ni kuwa hizo sheria huwa
hazifanyi kazi katika secular state
kama tanzania.
Mahakama ya kadhi itashughulikia
migogoro ya ndoa,mirathi na taraka.hii
ni kwasababu ndoa zetu hufungwa kwa
misingi ya imani ya dini. Mfano
waislaam hufunga ndoa ya kiislaam na
Wakristo hufunga ndoa kanisani kwa
padri au askofu.lkn pamoja nakuwa ni
ndoa za kidini lkn serikali inazitambua.
Kwa mujibu wa sheria za kiislaam ndoa
za kiislaam zina sheria zake hivyo
kulazimisha migogoro ya ndoa na
mirathi kuamuliwa na mahakama za
kiseikula/serikali ni kuingilia uhuru wa
kiimani wa waislaam,
kwamisingi hiyo ndio maana hata wakati
wa ukoloni wa mjerumani na baadae
mwingereza,pamoja na kuwa walikuwa
wakristo wazuri lkn suala la nahakama
ya kadhi liliachwa na waislaam kuamua
mambo yao ya mirathi na ndoa kwa
mujibu wa imani zao.hakuna aliekatwa
mkono wala kuuawa kama
inavyopotoshwa sasa hivi.
Kwanini mtu afunge ndoa ya kidini
itambulike halafu swala la mirathi na
taraka lionekane tatizo?
Nchi nyingi sana wakiweme jirani zetu
wa jenya na uganda wanamahakama ya
kadhi tena inatambulika kikatiba.kwanini
tanzania liwe tatizo?maana hata
idadibya waislaam wa tanzania ni wengi
sana ukilinganisha na na wale wa kenya
na Uganda.
kuhusu mahakama hiyo kugharamiwa
na serikali sioni tatizo kwani waislaam
wa tanzania nao ni watanzania na
wanahaki ya kuhudumiwa na serikali
yao maana nao ni walipa kodi kama
wafanyavyo wengine.yapi madai ya
kanisa kupewa zaidi ya bilioni 164 kwa
kila mwaka kwaajili ya kuendeshea
taasisi zao za shule na hospital.kupitia
mkataba wa wamemorandum of
understanding kati ya serikali na kanisa
mwaka 1992.na kodi za watanzania ndio
zinazo tumika kulipa mabilioni hayo na
watu wamekaa kimyaaaaaa.
my take: Amani ni tunda la haki ktk taifa
lolote duniani.kama tunapaipenda
Tanzania ni bora tutendeane haki na
uadilifu.
attachment;sehemu ya katiba ya kenya
inayoonyesha jinsi mahakama ya kadhi
inavyotambuliwa kikatiba.
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Administration of Justice
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Office of The Chief Justice
Judiciary Training Institute
THE COURTS
Environment and Land Court
Judges, 2012
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The Courts
Home » The Courts
THE COURT OF APPEAL
The Court of Appeal is established
under Article164 of the Constitution and
consists of a number of judges, being
not fewer than twelve, as may be
prescribed by an Act of Parliament and
the Court is to be organized and
administered in the manner prescribed
by an Act of Parliament.
The Court comprises of a president of
the Court of Appeal who is elected by
the judges of the Court of Appeal from
among themselves.
The Court of Appeal has jurisdiction to
hear appeals from the High Court and
any other court or tribunal as
prescribed by an Act of Parliament.
THE HIGH COURT
The High Court is established under
Article 165 and it consists of a number
of judges to be prescribed by an Act of
Parliament.
The Court is organized and
administered in the manner prescribed
by an Act of Parliament.
The Court has a Principal Judge, who
is elected by the judges of the High
Court from among themselves.
The High Court has
1. unlimited original jurisdiction in
criminal and civil matters;
2. jurisdiction to determine the question
whether a right or fundamental
freedom in the Bill of Rights has been
denied, violated, infringed or
threatened;
3. jurisdiction to hear an appeal from a
decision of a tribunal appointed under
this Constitution to consider the
removal of a person from office, other
than a tribunal appointed under Article
144;
4. jurisdiction to hear any question
respecting the interpretation of this
Constitution including the determination
of
i. the question whether any law is
inconsistent with or in contravention of
this Constitution;
ii. the question whether anything said to
be done under the authority of this
Constitution or of any law is
inconsistent with, or in contravention
of, this Constitution;
iii. any matter relating to constitutional
powers of State organs in respect of
county governments and any matter
relating to the constitutional
relationship between the levels of
government; and
iv. a question relating to conflict of laws
under Article 191; and
5. any other jurisdiction, original or
appellate, conferred on it by legislation.
The High Court does not have
jurisdiction in respect of matters
reserved for the exclusive jurisdiction
of the Supreme Court under this
Constitution or falling within the
jurisdiction of the courts contemplated
in Article 162 (2).
The High Court has supervisory
jurisdiction over the subordinate courts
and over any person, body or authority
exercising a judicial or quasi-judicial
function, but not over a superior court.
SUBORDINATE COURTS
The subordinate courts are provided
for under Article 169 of the Constitution
and they are
1. The Magistrates Courts
2. The Kadhis' Courts
The Kadhis Court is comprised of a
Chief Kadhi and such number, being
not fewer than three, of other Kadhis
as may be prescribed under an Act of
Parliament.
The jurisdiction of a Kadhis court is
limited to the determination of
questions of Muslim law relating to
personal status, marriage, divorce or
inheritance in proceedings in which all
the parties profess the Muslim religion
and submit to the jurisdiction of the
Kadhis courts.
3. The Courts Martial
Section 84 of the Armed Forces Act
gives a court martial power to try any
person subject to the Act for any
offence which under the Act is triable
by court martial, and to award for such
an offence any punishment provided by
the Act for that offence.
4. Tribunals