Description

Islam and Muslim jurists could never be unmindful to public and private international relations with States and races. With the march of time, an exhaustive code of conduct of Muslim States was eventually developed. The author, after a laborious research of several years in the various libraries of East and West, compiled the present book. It is a treatise on Muslim public
international law consisting of the laws of peace, war and neutrality, together with precedents from orthodox practice, and preceded by an historical and general introduction. Sixth revised edition.