International relations in Islam by Muhammad Hamidullah translation Dr. Muhammad Siraj

What does in-depth reading of the verses of the Noble Quran, chapters of the biography of the Messenger of Islam صلى الله عليه وسلم, chapters of Jihad and biographies, and other jurisprudential topics contribute to in shaping an Islamic theory in international relations? And what are the rulings that establish the conditions of legitimate war and its regulations, and govern the balance of relations with other countries in peace, war, neutrality, treaties, and trade relations? How are the rulings concerning the People of the Book, combatants, and Muslim minorities outside the Dar al-Islam organized? In addition to answering these major questions, the reader of this book will find a comprehensive and concise explanation that enriches many complex issues that regulate Muslim relations with others inside and outside the Islamic state. Some chapters also contain scattered benefits and unique insights, such as the development of military dress, the role of women in battles, and other interesting topics that require a researcher and scholar in the fields of heritage and manuscripts to highlight and categorize them. This is the task that the author of this book undertook for twelve years, the duration of his dedication and review.