Article explores the ethical principles of jihad and armed conflict within Islamic law, highlighting implications for humanitarian law.
This article offers reflections on the conception of war in Islam and its relationship to legal and ethical principles. It examines the place of jihad, the regulation of armed conflict, and the treatment of war within Islamic legal thought, while drawing connections with broader questions of international humanitarian law and peace.
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