The concept of Islamic international criminal law : a comparative study

A preliminary examination of the characterization of the Islamic international criminal law -- The basic elements of both systems of international criminal law -- Aggression -- War crimes -- Poisonous weapons -- Crimes against humanity -- Slavery -- Genocide -- Discrimination/apartheid -- Torture -- Crimes against internationally protected persons -- Taking of hostages -- Drug offences -- Obscene activities and publications -- Crimes against natural environments -- Crimes against foodstuffs -- Criminalization of alcoholic drinks -- Piracy -- Limitations of hostilities in the conduct of states -- Institution of protections --Humanitarian protections of prisoners of war -- The principles of human rights in both systems -- International criminal responsibility -- Comparative conclusions.