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Tourism is an ancient activity, which took in the twentieth century a global dimension. It is now a fundamental economic sector in many developed and developing countries, making them a key factor in their development. This led the Algerian legislator to find ways to protect the tourist property even when it was acquired , some of these methods were organized according to general rules such as pre-emption and expropriation for the benefit of the public interest. The amicable agreement studied was subject to special rules, underlining its importance through the law 03/03 .

This study is based on part of an integrated project which aim at finding the Permissions in all chapters of Islamic Jurisprudence in the four schools of taught, either it is mentioned textually or derived from efforts or modern way to realize the effect of the needs in it. This study treats some Permissions whether it is mentioned in an explicit textual ruling or in the modern way in the Chapters of Sabq, shuf`a and wadee`ah. The methodology of this study is to expatiate the Radix Matter (Determination) of every permission, then explains the proofs of the Radix, the exceptional matter, the permission it’s reason and type and scholar’s views, then study of Radix matter`s proofs, in terms of authenticity and indication to the subject matter in case the Permission is not stated. clarifying prevention in the Radix Matter if its Original or Bridging fill the pretext and explain the type of need either General or personal and finally expatiate how far the needs affect the permissiveness. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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