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Al-Azhar Sheikh Discusses War Ethics in Islam at Prophet's Birth Celebration
During the celebration of the Mawlid al-Nabi, Sheikh Al-Azhar Dr. Ahmed Al-Tayeb reviewed the ethics of war in Islam, emphasizing that wars in Islamic law are a response to aggression and not meant to force others to convert. He explained that Islam imposes strict standards that prohibit killing women, children, and the needy during wartime, and underscores the importance of negotiating before fighting, with a commitment to respecting treaties and demonstrating mercy. He also highlighted the significance of drawing lessons from the Prophet’s (peace be upon him) life to promote human values in today’s world. He mentioned that war in Islam is based on necessity and justice, always weighed against the principles of mercy and fairness.
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