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ABSTRACTAfter a presentation of some preliminary concepts on Islam and Law of Nations, especially with regard to the political state of the world at the time of Muhammad, Ahmed Rechid focuses on the international relations in the state of peace, then on international relations in the state of war and on what Islam authorizes and prohibits in international relations.
Après l'exposé de quelques notions préliminaires sur l'Islam et le droit des gens, notamment en ce qui concerne l'état politique du monde à l'époque de Mahomet, Ahmed Rechid étudie les rapports internationaux dans l'état de paix, puis les rapports internationaux dans l'état de guerre et sur ce qu'autorise et interdit l'Islam en matière de relations internationales.
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