The Muslim Conduct of StateThe Other Press, 2011 - 386 halaman |
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Definition and nature | 3 |
Early terminology | 10 |
Subjects of Muslim international law | 14 |
The object and aim of international law | 16 |
Its sanction | 19 |
Its roots and sources | 20 |
The place of international law in law general | 41 |
The contribution of Islam to the internationalising of human society | 43 |
International highwaymen and pirates | 200 |
War with nonMuslim foreigners | 204 |
Declaration of war | 205 |
Effects of declaration of war | 208 |
Treatment of enemy persons | 216 |
Acts forbidden | 219 |
Giving quarter | 223 |
Treatment of prisoners of war | 227 |
The history of international law before Islam | 51 |
The place of Islam in the history of general international law | 70 |
The ethical basis of Muslim law | 78 |
Peace | 81 |
Preliminary survey | 83 |
Independence | 84 |
Property | 97 |
Jurisdiction | 115 |
Equality of status | 152 |
Diplomacy | 154 |
Hostile relations | 167 |
Preliminary remarks | 169 |
Various kinds of hostile relations | 170 |
Nature and definition of war | 173 |
Lawful wars | 176 |
Enemy persons | 185 |
Apostasy | 186 |
Civil wars and rebellions | 190 |
Choice given to inhabitants of annexed territory | 238 |
Acts permitted | 239 |
Spies | 250 |
Uniforms | 252 |
Flags of truce | 254 |
Enemy property | 255 |
Women in the Muslim army | 271 |
Treatment of the dead | 273 |
Nonhostile intercourse with belligerents | 274 |
End of war | 283 |
Miscellanea | 296 |
Introductory | 303 |
Teachings of the Quran on neutrality | 310 |
Laws of neutrality according to jurists | 320 |
Islamic notion of conflict of laws | 337 |
Bibliography | 353 |
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Edisi yang lain - Lihat semua
Muslim Conduct of State: Being a Treatise on Siyar ..., that Is, Islamic ... Muhammad Hamidullah Tampilan cuplikan - 1977 |
Istilah dan frasa umum
Abbasid Abū Bakr Abū Dāwūd Abū Hanifah Abū Yūsuf according al-Ahkām Al-Bukhārī al-Din al-Kabir Al-Kāsānī al-Kharāj al-Mabsūt Al-Māwardī Al-Sarkhasī Al-Shaybānī al-Tabarī Alī apostate Arabia Arabs arbitrators authority Badr Banū battle of Badr belligerent booty Byzantine Caliph Caliph Umar captured Christian City-State classical commanded droit embrace Islam enemy envoys fight fiqh foreign Hadith Hanafi Hudaybiyah Ibid Ibn Hanbal Ibn Hishām Ibn Rushd Ibn Sa'd idem instance Islam Islamic territory Istanbul Jews jihād jizyah jurisdiction Khaybar killed Kitāb land loco Madīnah Makkah Messenger Mu'awiyah Muhammad Muslim army Muslim International Law Muslim jurists Muslim law Muslim subjects Muslim territory nations neutrality non-Muslim subjects parties peace person practice prisoners Prophet protection punishment Qur'an Quraysh rebels recognised regarding religion rules Saʻd says Sharh al-Siyar al-Kabīr siyar slaves Sunnīs supra Taghlib thee thou treaty tribes Umar unto verses بن خطية طبع