The values of war in Islam and its impact on the rules of international humanitarian law

	The values of war in Islam and its impact on the rules of international humanitarian law
Journal Of the College of law /Al-Nahrain University
Article 1, Volume 19, Issue 6, 2018, Pages 1-19
Abstract
formed September 11th 2001 historical break mission changed on many concepts and international policies as they affected the look of world public opinion in Islam where Western media machine has promoted the idea that Islam is a religion of terrorism, which doesn't care about the humanitarian aspects This idea has become almost a common religion tolerant, whereas the essence of the Islamic religion does not intersect with the humanitarian aspects but otherwise the first revealed religion promoted the ideology of tolerance and abolished limits and the differences between humans based on one parent's idea, either in time of war, do not forget that Islam denied enemy wars Topical and treachery starting and denied everything is targeted to non-combatants and denied assaulting worship but amounted to a prohibition on logging and killing animals, and Islam went further so they did not treat prisoners of war enemies but they treat their relationship ended the war persona thus Not be punished for removing them and their involvement in the war. Islam also distinguished between combatants and civilians cannot kill civilians or exposing them to very difficult living conditions nor representation.

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