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by Labeeb Ahmed Bsoul (Author)
International Treaties in Islam: Practice in the Light of Islamic International Law is a study that seeks to explain Islamic international legal theory regarding treaties with non-Muslims. The treaties selected in this book cover the full spectrum of what Muslims and non-Muslims could do to develop and to protect the interest of their communities. With an extremely focused subject and approach, Professor Labeeb Ahmed Bsoul, discusses the importance of these treaties and their continually changing interpretations. The book aims to shed light on a relatively untouched branch of Islamic law, while simultaneously elucidating the social ramifications of legal theory and practice.
Author Biography
Labeeb Ahmed Bsoul, received his undergraduate and graduate degrees in International Relations with honors from San Francisco State University SFSU. He received his Ph.D. from McGill University in Montreal, Canada. He has previously taught at St. Mary's University, Dalhouies University in Halifax, Canada and United Arab Emirates University. Professor Bsoul is currently teaching at Qatar University in the College of Arts and Sciences for the Humanities Department as part of the history program. His areas of expertise are modern and contemporary history of the Middle East, International Relations, Middle East and Islamic studies and, Islamic International Law (Siyar). He has published numerous articles on the Middle East and Islam.
