Islamic Law and the Law of Armed Conflict” by Niaz A. Shah examines the principles of Islamic law in relation to the modern laws of armed conflict. Shah explores how Islamic jurisprudence addresses issues such as the conduct of war, the protection of civilians, the treatment of prisoners, and the rules of engagement. He compares these Islamic principles with international humanitarian law, highlighting areas of convergence and divergence. The book provides an insightful analysis of how Islamic law has historically governed warfare and how it can be reconciled with contemporary global standards in armed conflict, contributing to debates on the role of religion in international law.