Ethics of War and Peace in Islam A Shia View

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Ethics of War and Peace in Islam A Shia View
Ethics of War and Peace in Islam A Shia View
Author : Mohammad Hassan Faghfoory
File Size : 41,5 Mb
Publisher : Kazi Publications
Language : English
Release Date : 02 May 2019
ISBN : 1567446620
Pages : 150 pages
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Ethics of War and Peace in Islam A Shia View by Mohammad Hassan Faghfoory Book PDF Summary

The main purpose of this study is to demonstrate that the Shi'a perception of war and peace is deeply rooted in the Quran and the Tradition of the Prophet and is defensive in nature. It challenges the views of some of the Shia jurists of earlier centuries regarding jihad. Perhaps the importance of this study is its relevance to prevailing situation in the heartland of the Islamic world the Middle East-- and the growing tension between regional players and some Western powers, especially the United States. The increasing possibility of military conflict necessitates a re-examination of religious and ethical principles concerning the conduct of war by all parties involved. It is the first comprehensive study in its kind on this important and timely subject.

Ethics of War and Peace in Islam A Shia View

Ethics of War and Peace in Islam A Shia View by Mohammad Hassan Faghfoory

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