Islamic Foreign Policy Principles Derived from the Covenants of Prophet Muhammad
Countries often establish principles to guide their foreign policies, often prioritizing their own interests over those of others. This paper will explore Islamic principles of foreign policy, drawing from the covenants of Prophet Muhammad. The Prophet’s letters to kings and leaders are considered p...
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| author | Abubakar Salati Mashood Saad JAMIU SALIU Daud Ahmad Attejaany Sikrullah Shehu Abdulqadir |
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| description | Countries often establish principles to guide their foreign policies, often prioritizing their own interests over those of others. This paper will explore Islamic principles of foreign policy, drawing from the covenants of Prophet Muhammad. The Prophet’s letters to kings and leaders are considered pivotal in shaping the foreign policy of the early Islamic state. These letters emphasized the universality of his mission, underscoring its significance in both religious and political contexts. From this historical heritage, thirteen universal principles have been derived that could serve as an alternative to current foreign policy norms. Rooted in justice and equity, these principles promote an egalitarian society and are beneficial not only for Muslims but for humanity as a whole. This study adopts a library-based and analytical methodology to present these principles. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-e5984f5ec67845ec895e62dd35f010ae2025-08-20T01:58:00ZengIslamic Sciences and Culture AcademyJournal of Islamic Political Studies2676-29432024-07-0162326110.22081/jips.2024.65967.102976555Islamic Foreign Policy Principles Derived from the Covenants of Prophet MuhammadAbubakar Salati0Mashood Saad1JAMIU SALIU2Daud Ahmad Attejaany3Sikrullah Shehu Abdulqadir4Associate Professor, Institute of Short-Term Education and Sabbatical Leaves, Al-Mustafa International University; M.A. Student, Department of Islamic Philosophy and Religious studies, Al-Mustafa International University, Qom, IranM.A. Student, Department of Islamic Philosophy, Higher Education Complex of Philosophy and Religious Studies, Faculty of Philosophy and Religious studies, Al Mustafa International University, Qom, IranPh.D. Candidate, Department of Quran Exegesis, Quran Science and Exegesis Complex, Al-Mustafa International University, Qom, IranPh.D. Candidate, Department of Hadith Science, Quran and Hadith science Complex, Al-Mustafa International University, QomPh.D. Candidate, Department of Islamic Theology, Al-Mustafa International University, Qom, IranCountries often establish principles to guide their foreign policies, often prioritizing their own interests over those of others. This paper will explore Islamic principles of foreign policy, drawing from the covenants of Prophet Muhammad. The Prophet’s letters to kings and leaders are considered pivotal in shaping the foreign policy of the early Islamic state. These letters emphasized the universality of his mission, underscoring its significance in both religious and political contexts. From this historical heritage, thirteen universal principles have been derived that could serve as an alternative to current foreign policy norms. Rooted in justice and equity, these principles promote an egalitarian society and are beneficial not only for Muslims but for humanity as a whole. This study adopts a library-based and analytical methodology to present these principles.https://jips.isca.ac.ir/article_76555_be1d3ae49fc8c047c17d651508440874.pdfislamprincipleforeign relationpolicycovenants of muhammad |
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| title | Islamic Foreign Policy Principles Derived from the Covenants of Prophet Muhammad |
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