The issue of copyright protection, especially financial, has always been of interest to jurisprudence, the judiciary, and legislators. Copyright is a personal right, and the financial aspect is the most important concern for commercial companies. Intellectual works are the reason for the world's renaissance in all fields, but their problems have not ceased and will not disappear. They raise many problems in all fields and within the scope of many branches of law. However, the problem of this research focuses on the problems of digital copying between permissibility and prohibition. Copying is permissible within the scope of the private copy exception, and it is prohibited because the principle is that copying an intellectual work is not permissible except with the written consent of the author. However, the law has created many exceptions for the benefit of individuals and the public interest, within the framework of the balance between the author's monopolization of his right and the people's right to knowledge and information. The principle of information is the freedom of access by individuals. What happens is that individuals exploit these exceptions in order to copy intellectual works without compensation, which harms authors. These problems have negatively affected the movement of authorship and publishing. The strange thing is that the problems of intellectual works are global and are not specific to one country or another
Tareq Hussein (Mon,) studied this question.