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The American Historical Review, 1967
Translation of Imam Shybani's three chapters of Kitab al Asl. Translated by Majid Khadduri.
Kardan Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, 2019
Kardan Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, 2018
Modern scholars generally initiate history of almost all of the social sciences-related discourse... more Modern scholars generally initiate history of almost all of the social sciences-related discourses with the ancient Greeks and the Romans and then jump to the modern era, thus other nations and civilizations are overlooked. The same happens with the international law discourse. Scholars of international law trace back the modern law of nations to the ancient Greeks and the Romans, while they both had no proper international law. On the other hand, Islamic Law of Nations 1-which is a rich source of a proper international law-is omitted. The present paper explores definition, early development and sources of Muslim International Law in which it argues that Islamic International Law was developed as a separate branch of law by eighth-century Muslim jurists. It similarly explains the nature of the science of siyar, in which, it explores the vital characteristics of Islamic Law of Nations, which international law lacks, such as divinity, justice and stability. Then, this paper discusses the reality of bifurcation of the world into dar al-Islam as well as dar al-harb and its relations with the theory of perpetual war, in which it contends that it is merely for the purpose of defining jurisdiction. Finally, for those who are interested in further studying the subject, the paper provides a general literature review.
Kardan Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities , 2018
Modern scholars generally initiate history of almost all of the social sciences-related discourse... more Modern scholars generally initiate history of almost all of the social sciences-related discourses with the ancient Greeks and the Romans and then jump to the modern era, thus other nations and civilizations are overlooked. The same happens with the international law discourse. Scholars of international law trace back the modern law of nations to the ancient Greeks and the Romans, while they both had no proper international law. On the other hand, Islamic Law of Nations 1-which is a rich source of a proper international law-is omitted. The present paper explores definition, early development and sources of Muslim International Law in which it argues that Islamic International Law was developed as a separate branch of law by eighth-century Muslim jurists. It similarly explains the nature of the science of siyar, in which, it explores the vital characteristics of Islamic Law of Nations, which international law lacks, such as divinity, justice and stability. Then, this paper discusses the reality of bifurcation of the world into dar al-Islam as well as dar al-harb and its relations with the theory of perpetual war, in which it contends that it is merely for the purpose of defining jurisdiction. Finally, for those who are interested in further studying the subject, the paper provides a general literature review.
The article of Professor Zafar Ishaq Ansari on Mohammad Iqbal and his views on Nationalism, in wh... more The article of Professor Zafar Ishaq Ansari on Mohammad Iqbal and his views on Nationalism, in which he first elaborates the notion of Nationalism and how it originated in the West and then Iqbal's reflections on it.
Translation of Imam Shybani's three chapters of Kitab al Asl. Translated by Majid Khadduri.
A shorter biography of Imam Shams al-Aimah al-Sarakhsi, a great Muslim Jurist, who is an authorit... more A shorter biography of Imam Shams al-Aimah al-Sarakhsi, a great Muslim Jurist, who is an authority in Hanafi School of Law. Sometimes he is called father of the Muslim International Law.
A presentation on war crimes in international criminal law
paper analyzes in some detail the scope of self-defence in Islamic law by considering the work of... more paper analyzes in some detail the scope of self-defence in
Islamic law by considering the work of three eminent Muslim scholars of the twentieth century, namely, Sayyid Abu al-Aala Mawdoodi, Muhammad Hamidullah and Wahbah al-Zuhaili.
د سيد جمال الدين افغاني په اړه د شته تورونو علمي رد.
آذن مجله, Dec 1, 2012
تقليد زاهد جلالي مقدمه د دغه بحث د ليکلو اصلي لامل دا دى چې زموږ په ټولنه کې د تقليد په هکله ... more تقليد
زاهد جلالي
مقدمه
د دغه بحث د ليکلو اصلي لامل دا دى چې زموږ په ټولنه کې د تقليد په هکله عموما د افراط او تفريط موقف نيول شوى. ځينې د ډېر تعصب له امله دې حد ته رسېدلي چې تقليد يې له مجتهده نيولې تر عامي، په ټولو فرض کړى او هېچا ته يې د اجتهاد اجازه نه ده وکړې، بلکې دغه دروازه بنده ګڼي. ځينو نورو بيا تعصب تفريط ته اېستلي، دوى بيا تقليد ته په هېڅ قايل دى بلکې وايي چې دا په دين کې بدعت! دى، په داسې حال کې چې تقليد انساني اړتيا ده چې قرآن، سنت، اجماع او معقول يې تاييدوي.
Drafts by Zahid Jalaly
An assignment on the doctrine of Renvoi in Private International Law or Conflict of Laws.
Book Reviews by Zahid Jalaly
Kardan Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, 2018
Towards an Islamic Theory of International Relations is the first book in the Islamization of Kno... more Towards an Islamic Theory of International Relations is the first book in the Islamization of Knowledge series initiated by the US-based International Institute of Islamic Thought (IIIT). The Institute undertakes and promotes research focused on reconciling traditional Islam with the modern world and its realities. The book mentioned above was originally submitted to the University of Pennsylvania as a doctoral dissertation. IIIT first published it in 1987 as The Islamic Theory of International Relations1. They however published it again under the new title in 1993 after a series of editing and subsequent modifications. This paper presents a review of the mentioned book.
The American Historical Review, 1967
Translation of Imam Shybani's three chapters of Kitab al Asl. Translated by Majid Khadduri.
Kardan Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, 2019
Kardan Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, 2018
Modern scholars generally initiate history of almost all of the social sciences-related discourse... more Modern scholars generally initiate history of almost all of the social sciences-related discourses with the ancient Greeks and the Romans and then jump to the modern era, thus other nations and civilizations are overlooked. The same happens with the international law discourse. Scholars of international law trace back the modern law of nations to the ancient Greeks and the Romans, while they both had no proper international law. On the other hand, Islamic Law of Nations 1-which is a rich source of a proper international law-is omitted. The present paper explores definition, early development and sources of Muslim International Law in which it argues that Islamic International Law was developed as a separate branch of law by eighth-century Muslim jurists. It similarly explains the nature of the science of siyar, in which, it explores the vital characteristics of Islamic Law of Nations, which international law lacks, such as divinity, justice and stability. Then, this paper discusses the reality of bifurcation of the world into dar al-Islam as well as dar al-harb and its relations with the theory of perpetual war, in which it contends that it is merely for the purpose of defining jurisdiction. Finally, for those who are interested in further studying the subject, the paper provides a general literature review.
Kardan Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities , 2018
Modern scholars generally initiate history of almost all of the social sciences-related discourse... more Modern scholars generally initiate history of almost all of the social sciences-related discourses with the ancient Greeks and the Romans and then jump to the modern era, thus other nations and civilizations are overlooked. The same happens with the international law discourse. Scholars of international law trace back the modern law of nations to the ancient Greeks and the Romans, while they both had no proper international law. On the other hand, Islamic Law of Nations 1-which is a rich source of a proper international law-is omitted. The present paper explores definition, early development and sources of Muslim International Law in which it argues that Islamic International Law was developed as a separate branch of law by eighth-century Muslim jurists. It similarly explains the nature of the science of siyar, in which, it explores the vital characteristics of Islamic Law of Nations, which international law lacks, such as divinity, justice and stability. Then, this paper discusses the reality of bifurcation of the world into dar al-Islam as well as dar al-harb and its relations with the theory of perpetual war, in which it contends that it is merely for the purpose of defining jurisdiction. Finally, for those who are interested in further studying the subject, the paper provides a general literature review.
The article of Professor Zafar Ishaq Ansari on Mohammad Iqbal and his views on Nationalism, in wh... more The article of Professor Zafar Ishaq Ansari on Mohammad Iqbal and his views on Nationalism, in which he first elaborates the notion of Nationalism and how it originated in the West and then Iqbal's reflections on it.
Translation of Imam Shybani's three chapters of Kitab al Asl. Translated by Majid Khadduri.
A shorter biography of Imam Shams al-Aimah al-Sarakhsi, a great Muslim Jurist, who is an authorit... more A shorter biography of Imam Shams al-Aimah al-Sarakhsi, a great Muslim Jurist, who is an authority in Hanafi School of Law. Sometimes he is called father of the Muslim International Law.
A presentation on war crimes in international criminal law
paper analyzes in some detail the scope of self-defence in Islamic law by considering the work of... more paper analyzes in some detail the scope of self-defence in
Islamic law by considering the work of three eminent Muslim scholars of the twentieth century, namely, Sayyid Abu al-Aala Mawdoodi, Muhammad Hamidullah and Wahbah al-Zuhaili.
د سيد جمال الدين افغاني په اړه د شته تورونو علمي رد.
آذن مجله, Dec 1, 2012
تقليد زاهد جلالي مقدمه د دغه بحث د ليکلو اصلي لامل دا دى چې زموږ په ټولنه کې د تقليد په هکله ... more تقليد
زاهد جلالي
مقدمه
د دغه بحث د ليکلو اصلي لامل دا دى چې زموږ په ټولنه کې د تقليد په هکله عموما د افراط او تفريط موقف نيول شوى. ځينې د ډېر تعصب له امله دې حد ته رسېدلي چې تقليد يې له مجتهده نيولې تر عامي، په ټولو فرض کړى او هېچا ته يې د اجتهاد اجازه نه ده وکړې، بلکې دغه دروازه بنده ګڼي. ځينو نورو بيا تعصب تفريط ته اېستلي، دوى بيا تقليد ته په هېڅ قايل دى بلکې وايي چې دا په دين کې بدعت! دى، په داسې حال کې چې تقليد انساني اړتيا ده چې قرآن، سنت، اجماع او معقول يې تاييدوي.
An assignment on the doctrine of Renvoi in Private International Law or Conflict of Laws.
Kardan Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, 2018
Towards an Islamic Theory of International Relations is the first book in the Islamization of Kno... more Towards an Islamic Theory of International Relations is the first book in the Islamization of Knowledge series initiated by the US-based International Institute of Islamic Thought (IIIT). The Institute undertakes and promotes research focused on reconciling traditional Islam with the modern world and its realities. The book mentioned above was originally submitted to the University of Pennsylvania as a doctoral dissertation. IIIT first published it in 1987 as The Islamic Theory of International Relations1. They however published it again under the new title in 1993 after a series of editing and subsequent modifications. This paper presents a review of the mentioned book.