Ислом тафаккури – Исламская мысль – Islamic thought – (2021) · pp. 15-22
ISLAMIC INTERNATIONAL LAW: FORMATION, DEVELOPMENT, AND PECULIARITIES
ЮНУСОВ, Ҳайдарали
Abstract
This article is dedicated to Islamic international law. In this paper, Islamic international law is interpreted from three perspectives: as a separate subregional legal system, as an international legal doctrine and as a legal science. The formation, development and peculiarities of Islamic international law are highlighted. The contribution of Central Asian scholars in the formation of Islamic international law’s doctrine is also emphasized. According to the author, as long as the Islamic world and civilization, Islamic states and Muslim countries exist, the Islamic international law as a legal practice and doctrine, which embody Islamic values, will maintain its importance in their international relations today and in the future.
doctrinelegal systemconceptionIslamic lawIslamic civilizationreligionreligious factorstatetreatyforeign relations
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