اسس العلاقات الدولية في الاسلام

Abstract

Abstract This research studies the principles oi‘ international relations in Islam. Chapter one explores the international relations in the western system taking into account the definition, concept and the theoretical frames of international relations . Also, it explores the development ol international relationsin the western system in old ages, Middle Ages, and the modern ages till the presence of the international empire, and USA as a dominant figure breaksthe UN decisions, which is connected with globalization. On the other hand; this chapter is also devoted to shed light on the means of international relations , in the west and regional international organizations. In addition to. that , this chapter studies the foreign policy fi'om western point of view, its definitions, aims, factors, and tools. In chapter two the researcher presents the principles of Islamic international relations with full details, and the Islamic concept ol‘ the international atmosphere. Also, this chapter explores Islamic vision ol international relationship and foreign affairs, and its principles. In addition to that , this chapter discusses the tools of Islamic foreign affairs such as: exchange of messengers, embassies, negotiations, commercial and economic exchanges, and the principles ol‘ the above mentioned policy. Islam is considered pioneer in the field of developing the international relations, where Prophet Mohammed (peace and prayers be upon him) in I\/ledina State establishes the principled ofthe international relations. Also, the international relations witnessed a clear development in the period ofAbbasid and Ommyade Caliphs. Finally, the research studies the international Islamic system and the role ofthe Islamic organizatiosn. The principles of international relations are mainly built upon the coalitions, and interest in case that war, conflict, and corruption have taken place. In Islam, the principles otintel'|1ational relations are mainly represented in peace and huonan principles.