Intercross the Podcast Speaks with Dr. Ahmed Al-Dawoody 18/04/2017, Islamic Circles Intercross the Podcast speaks with Dr. Ahmed Al-Dawoody, the ICRC Legal Adviser on Islamic Law and Jurisprudence. What are the connections between Islamic ...
Pakistan: Professors Discuss IHL, Islam, and the Protection of People Affected by Conflict 29/12/2016, Islamic Circles The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) together with Islamic Research Institute, a think tank of International Islamic University Islamabad organized a ...
International Conference on Islam and IHL in Qom, Iran 08/12/2016, Islamic Circles The following is a speech that was given by Mr Peter Maurer, President of the ICRC, at the International Conference on Islam and ...
Philippines: Deepening Dialogue on Humanitarian Law and Islamic Law 16/11/2016, Islamic Circles A seminar that aims to highlight the common ground between international humanitarian law (IHL) and its equivalent in Islamic tradition and jurisprudence is ...
“Rahmatan lil-’alamin” (A Mercy to All Creation): Islamic Voices in the Debate on Humanitarian Principles 14/09/2016, Humanitarian Affairs / Islamic Circles In a collaborative article by Abdulfatah Said Mohamed, Senior Adviser to the Cordoba Foundation in Geneva, and Ronald Ofteringer, from the ICRC, published ...
Faith Inspiration in a Secular World: An Islamic Perspective on Humanitarian Principles 14/09/2016, Humanitarian Affairs / Islamic Circles In an article published by the International Review of the Red Cross (2016, 897/898), Lucy V. Salek, author of “Working in Conflict: A Faith ...
Faith and Impartiality in Humanitarian Response: Lessons from Lebanese Evangelical Churches Providing Food Aid 14/09/2016, Other Traditions In an article published by the International Review of the Red Cross (2016, 897/898), Kathryn Kraft, University of East London, looks into “Faith ...
Is Neutral Humanitarian Action Permissible Under Islamic Law? 14/09/2016, Islamic Circles In an article published by the International Review of the Red Cross (2016, 897/898) Professor Mohd Hisham Mohd Kamal, Ibrahim Kulliyyah of Laws, International ...
Papua New Guinea: Interactive Drama as a Tool to Lessen Suffering 25/08/2016, Other Traditions In the Highlands of Papua New Guinea, tribal fights, sparked by disputes over land, resources and other grievances, lead to dozens of deaths ...
Gaza: Paving the Way for More Humanity in Times of War 18/03/2016, Islamic Circles At a time when humanitarian action is facing mounting challenges across the Middle East, international humanitarian law urgently needs to be better known, ...
