Islamic International Law (Book): Difference between revisions

==Peace with the Dar al-Kufr (the abode of disbelief) the default principle, or is it war and jihad?==

The author dedicates the fourth and final section of the book to the foundations and principles of peace and security, elaborating on legal and Islamic discussions in detail (approximately 100 pages). He argues that peace and war, as established in international positive law, represent the foremost issue, and similarly, in Islam, they form the basis of political and foreign jurisprudence. Some Islamic jurists believe that peace is the default state, rather than war. Consequently, in ambiguous situations, the principle of peace prevails. He further examines several theories related to this discussion:

# The perspective of Orientalists suggests that jihad is the primary relationship between Dar al-Islam and the outside world.

# Jihad is considered a voluntary and commendable act.

# Jihad is regarded as obsolete.

# It is positioned as a third stage following conversion to Islam or the establishment of a covenant.

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