Encyclopedia of International Relations in Islam 1-8

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Encyclopedia of International Relations in Islam 1-8 Nadia Mahmoud Mustafa Dar Al Salam Egypt Encyclopedia of International Relations in Islam this book deals with studying and clarifying the human unity; international relations as a whole of social and individual relations based on mercy, affection, justice, fulfilling covenants, and virtue. And this encyclopedia is an important step in the right direction towards engaging with other prevailing cultural perspectives, and it is an organized and integrated collective effort aimed at achieving cognitive integration. Its goal is to produce a work titled: International Relations between Islamic principles, the experience of Islamic history, and models. And this product consists of seven volumes, hoping they will be beneficial. Encyclopedia of International Relations in Islam (7 parts in 8 volumes) Supervision and editing: Prof. Dr. Nadia Mahmoud Mustafa Authored by: a group of authors This is a unique contemporary encyclopedia in international relations from a comparative Islamic civilizational perspective, combining Islamic sciences and their principles in the Holy Quran and the Prophetic Sunnah, with the science of international relations in its modern form. This encyclopedia includes distinguished academic production in four axes: (1) The fundamentals of dealing with Islamic sources when theorizing about international relations. (2) International relations in the Quran and Sunnah. (3) International relations in Islamic history. (4) International relations in Islamic political thought. This work is considered the first of its kind in the Arab and Islamic world. It has had a significant impact on the development of research and teaching work in international relations from a comparative civilizational perspective. It is beneficial in its cognitive framework and methodology based on (the principles of civilizational jurisprudence) that encompass various sources, as well as in its contents and the scientific concepts it presents.