Fair War, Morals of War in Islam

/ الخميس 30 آيار 2024 / Second Issue Summary / 2076

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The concept of the Morals of war is considered a relatively modern concept. This concept deals with the moral foundations and principles of war and how justice can be achieved before, during and after war.

With the spread of the concept of fair war - as a theory that emphasizes consideration of morality in war - it was necessary to learn about this concept and its most important foundations and principles from which it starts, and to compare these principles with Islamic teachings and morals, and to explain the differences and commonalities between them, especially in terms of justifying the legitimacy of war, while taking into account and preserving the origin of human dignity, and then explaining the most important Islamic morals in war.

Therefore, this research explained the concept of fair war and its principles, Islam’s view of war and how to justify it, the most important Islamic morals of war, and a comparison between the principles and morals of war in Islam and in the theory of fair war.

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