State Crimes Against Humanity: Genocide, Deportation and Torture. From The Perspectives of International and Islamic LAW
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This work examines state crimes against humanity — genocide, deportation, and torture — by placing international law alongside Islamic legal principles to compare how each framework defines and addresses such violations.
It considers questions of accountability, human dignity, and justice for victims, drawing on both secular legal scholarship and Islamic jurisprudence. A relevant read for students of law, human rights, and Islamic jurisprudence seeking a comparative perspective on some of the gravest crimes recognised under both systems.
Ringkasan (Bahasa Melayu)
Buku ini mengupas jenayah negara seperti genosid, deportasi dan penyeksaan menerusi sudut pandang undang-undang antarabangsa serta perundangan Islam. Sesuai untuk peminat buku undang-undang islam yang ingin memahami penilaian jenayah kemanusiaan. Tersedia di Dar Al Wahi, Kuala Lumpur.
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