Tag Archives: Islamic International Law

The present Op-Ed, published by Khamenei.ir, tries to discuss and locate the principles of humanitarian law, both in theory and practice, in Imam Khomeini’s....

Today, the father of international law is considered to be Grotius from the Netherlands, while Islam, with its Quranic rules in the international arena, is undoubtedly the creator of law in all its...

The book “Principles of Islamic International Criminal Law: A Comparative Search” debates the substance of Islamic international criminal law and the system of international criminal law side by side and offers the message that no law is superior to justice, peace and a...

What is the impact on Islamic traditional law, especially its political structure, of the modern concept of the state? Does the law emanate from the state or is it a direct directive from...

The author of the book aims to examine some of the provisions of these two legal systems considering the growing importance of...

The meaning of 'Jihad' is not as straightforward as some might like it to be. This book aims to explore how its meaning has been manipulated since the rise of political Islam during the 1960s and to...

This book offers an exploration of aspects of the subject, Islam and Human Rights, which is the focus of considerable scholarship in...

This book presents the similarities and differences between international criminal law and Islamic international criminal law in a...

A new book has recently been released by the Supreme Century publications in California on Iranian Leader Ayatollah Sayyed Ali Khamenei's "Nuclear Fatwa under...

In this book, Kristine Kalanges argues that differences between Western and Islamic legal formulations of religious freedom are...