Al-Tabari's Book of jihad : a translation from the original Arabic /
Ṭabarī,838?-923.
Ibrahim, Yasir S.,1957-
Lewiston, N.Y. : Edwin Mellen Press,
c2007.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 397-401) and index.
Foreword by Yitzhak Nakash -- Translator's introduction -- Translation of al-Tabari's book of jihad -- On the Prophetic tradition (Sira) of fighting disbelievers -- On the consensus among Muslim -- On the consensus among Muslim jurists regarding the killing of disblievers' combatants unless they are given a pledge of security, embrace Islam, or are captured -- On the consensus among Muslim jurists regarding duels with the permission of the imam -- On the consensus among Muslim jurists that the Messenger of God made peace with the polytheists of Quraysh -- On the consensus among Muslim jurists that if disbelievers make peace with Muslims provided that they give the Muslims one hundred heads from their slaves, this agreement would be valid -- On the disagreement regarding the allocation of shares in the booty for the youth, servant, slave, woman, and the protected non-Muslims -- On the consensus among Muslim jurists regarding prohibited -- Escape from the battlefield -- On the disagreement regarding the one who deserves God's punishment due to his escape from the battlefield and the state in which turning away from the enemy is permitted -- On the disagreement regarding what constitutes an invalidation of the covenant of protected non-Muslims -- On the consensus among Muslim jurists regarding the observance of the whole Muslim army of the pledge of security given to disbelievers -- On the consensus among Muslim jurists that whoever enters the territory of Islam with a pledge of security should not be harmed -- On the consensus among Muslim jurists that if the one who has been given a pledge of security intends to return to the territory of war, the imam should escort him to his secure place -- On the consensus among Muslim jurists regarding the disbeliever who is given a pledge of security for him and other disbelievers who did not witness the agreement -- On the consensus among Muslim jurists regarding some of the rulings in dealing with slaves for enemy people who embrace Islam -- On the consensus among Muslim jurists that if an enemy person.
War (Islamic law)
Jihad.
War
Islamic law