Making use of the greater part of today’s issues taking place in Muslim nations or involving Muslim combatants, help agencies is functioning – probably more than ever before – in times when Islamic norms control the surface by which it works.
Islamic laws consists of a refreshing but complex set of procedures regarding the coverage of civilians. But can that centuries-old canon become reconciled with modern-day worldwide humanitarian norms?
Contained in this a number of reports we explore the stress (and overlap) between Islamic jurisprudence and intercontinental humanitarian law: we report on what jihadists were interpreting Islamic edicts, and just how humanitarians are employing those same basics to advance access.
