You will do no wrong and neither will you be wronged. The Islamic law of war requires an open declaration of the start of military operations, and limits fighting to the combatants only. The wounded and deserters from the enemy's army should not be attacked, but should be cared for until they are cured or repatriated. Human rights as described by the divine message in Qur'an and sunna were considered by the Muslim jurists to be the Avery goal of shari'ah. A collective effort to defend the powerless and the oppressed against a powerful oppressor is an essential Islamic obligation.
Every right is considered a responsibility and an obligation.
An accurate balance has to be maintained between basic spiritual and moral development and education on one side, and the protection of values by the law and the state on the other. Verily, God is Powerful, Almighty. Based on faith in God, the Islamic perspective on human rights is comprehensive and deep. When a Muslim fighter was asked by the Sassanian leader, Rustum, about the cause that he was fighting for, he simply answered, A God has sent us to transport human beings from the worship of one another to the worshipping of One God, from a narrow life to a wide world, and from the dominant injustice under other beliefs to the justice of Islam. It is thus to maintain, develop and spread such an understanding of the divine message in our times.