The book Prisoners of War in Islamic Jurisprudence: A Comparison with International Humanitarian Law examines the regulations concerning prisoners of war from both jurisprudential and legal perspectives. It seeks to highlight the points of convergence and divergence between the rulings and principles established in Islamic jurisprudence and the safeguards and rules regarding the protection and treatment of prisoners of war under international humanitarian law.
The book addresses a fundamental issue: the extent to which existing Sharia and legal rules effectively protect prisoners of war, particularly given the armed conflicts witnessed in the modern world and the accompanying grave human rights violations.
Employing a comparative methodological approach, the book explores the concept of captivity and its historical evolution, the legitimacy of taking prisoners of war, the rights accorded to them, and the responsibility for their treatment. It also covers the rules governing the determination of a prisoner’s fate and the liability arising from violations of the regulations governing their treatment.
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