Özet:

In modern law, alenity is the name of a principle that expresses that judgment is made publicly. This is the rule that is meant when the "principles of legality" are said in the language of law. The principle of uniformity is important for the assurance of confidence in justice and law in society, for the protection of the rights of the parties and for the satisfaction of the sense of justice in public conscience. For this reason, it has since been focused on the need for public-open realization of the judgment and this issue has taken its place as an important principle in today’s legal thinking. The purpose of this article is to define the alenity, which is an important place in the law history, to identify how the alenity was provided in the criminal trial in the early period of Islamic law. Since jurisdiction is provided with direct participation in relation to the possibilities in the ancient periods of history, the identification of the judgment spaces used in the early period of Islamic law is extremely important in terms of the subject. In this regard, before the courts gain corporate qualification, mosques and other public-open spaces come to us. Also, the procedure applied in the process of trial, the assistants assigned in various procedures and the witnesses of trial also contributed to the course of the process.

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