This article examines the impact of Israel’s actions in Gaza on the Sustainable
Development Goal... more This article examines the impact of Israel’s actions in Gaza on the Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs) and the violations of international law. The actions of Israel in
Gaza have far reaching consequences for the region’s sustainable development efforts, making
it crucial to assess the implications through lens of the SDGs. This article first examines the
direct and indirect effects of Israel’s actions in Gaza on the SDGs. By analysing data, the article
aims to show how much the conflict has hindered progress towards achieving the SDGs. In this
regard, this article explores various dimensions, including poverty eradication, healthcare,
childcare, peace, justice, reducing inequalities, and environmental sustainability, among others.
Secondly, this article presents an analysis of international law violations by Israel focusing on
three major international crimes, namely, ethnic cleansing, genocide, and crimes against
humanity. By examining relevant international law rules, the article identifies instances where
Israel’s actions in Gaza have breached those rules. By integrating the study of the SDGs and
international law, this article provides a comprehensive understanding of the impact of Israel’s
actions in Gaza on sustainable development and the potential violations of international law
and contributes to the framing future policy discussions and initiatives aimed at promoting
peace, justice, and sustainable development in the region.
We commonly encounter two opposing arguments: one that the peace verses of the Quran have been re... more We commonly encounter two opposing arguments: one that the peace verses of the Quran have been repealed by the war verses of the Quran, and the other that the peace verses have not been repealed and that the interpretation of Quranic verses of war should be made in light of the context and historical importance of the verses in question. To address the conflicting interpretations of Quranic passages on peace and war, an exhaustive comparative literature study of the two arguments was conducted in order to comprehend the rationale and context for each. A contextual and comparative study of Quranic verses reveals that the Muslim society was more akin to a simple and inclusive civilisation than an intolerant one. When taken in its totality, with the verses' revelation and historical context in mind, it promotes peaceful co-existence among diverse communities. The key conclusions of this study suggest that, while the Quran concedes different faiths, it maintains and upholds its mono...
This definition is a trademark for those 12000 Muslims who rebelled against the Hazrat Ali (may A... more This definition is a trademark for those 12000 Muslims who rebelled against the Hazrat Ali (may Allah be pleased with him). Though different sub-sects of khawarij have different names and several distinguishing characteristics, still they all are known as -Kharijites. Even those who are present in current era and have the core characteristics of Kharijites.
Imam Ibn taymiyyah being one of the greatest scholar who was a mujtahid,muwahid as well as muhadd... more Imam Ibn taymiyyah being one of the greatest scholar who was a mujtahid,muwahid as well as muhaddis. There is no aspect of Islam which is not touched by Ibn taymiyyah. So, as for the concept of Ijtihad and taqleed. Ibn taymiyyah raised the importance of ijtihad and true menaing of both taqleed and ijtihad in an era when people were loosing its value which was danger for the coming generations as ijtihad and taqleed are essential concepts in Islam which allow the scholars to take decision in the light of Quran and sunnah for new contemporary issues of the society.
This article examines the impact of Israel’s actions in Gaza on the Sustainable
Development Goal... more This article examines the impact of Israel’s actions in Gaza on the Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs) and the violations of international law. The actions of Israel in
Gaza have far reaching consequences for the region’s sustainable development efforts, making
it crucial to assess the implications through lens of the SDGs. This article first examines the
direct and indirect effects of Israel’s actions in Gaza on the SDGs. By analysing data, the article
aims to show how much the conflict has hindered progress towards achieving the SDGs. In this
regard, this article explores various dimensions, including poverty eradication, healthcare,
childcare, peace, justice, reducing inequalities, and environmental sustainability, among others.
Secondly, this article presents an analysis of international law violations by Israel focusing on
three major international crimes, namely, ethnic cleansing, genocide, and crimes against
humanity. By examining relevant international law rules, the article identifies instances where
Israel’s actions in Gaza have breached those rules. By integrating the study of the SDGs and
international law, this article provides a comprehensive understanding of the impact of Israel’s
actions in Gaza on sustainable development and the potential violations of international law
and contributes to the framing future policy discussions and initiatives aimed at promoting
peace, justice, and sustainable development in the region.
We commonly encounter two opposing arguments: one that the peace verses of the Quran have been re... more We commonly encounter two opposing arguments: one that the peace verses of the Quran have been repealed by the war verses of the Quran, and the other that the peace verses have not been repealed and that the interpretation of Quranic verses of war should be made in light of the context and historical importance of the verses in question. To address the conflicting interpretations of Quranic passages on peace and war, an exhaustive comparative literature study of the two arguments was conducted in order to comprehend the rationale and context for each. A contextual and comparative study of Quranic verses reveals that the Muslim society was more akin to a simple and inclusive civilisation than an intolerant one. When taken in its totality, with the verses' revelation and historical context in mind, it promotes peaceful co-existence among diverse communities. The key conclusions of this study suggest that, while the Quran concedes different faiths, it maintains and upholds its mono...
This definition is a trademark for those 12000 Muslims who rebelled against the Hazrat Ali (may A... more This definition is a trademark for those 12000 Muslims who rebelled against the Hazrat Ali (may Allah be pleased with him). Though different sub-sects of khawarij have different names and several distinguishing characteristics, still they all are known as -Kharijites. Even those who are present in current era and have the core characteristics of Kharijites.
Imam Ibn taymiyyah being one of the greatest scholar who was a mujtahid,muwahid as well as muhadd... more Imam Ibn taymiyyah being one of the greatest scholar who was a mujtahid,muwahid as well as muhaddis. There is no aspect of Islam which is not touched by Ibn taymiyyah. So, as for the concept of Ijtihad and taqleed. Ibn taymiyyah raised the importance of ijtihad and true menaing of both taqleed and ijtihad in an era when people were loosing its value which was danger for the coming generations as ijtihad and taqleed are essential concepts in Islam which allow the scholars to take decision in the light of Quran and sunnah for new contemporary issues of the society.
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it crucial to assess the implications through lens of the SDGs. This article first examines the
direct and indirect effects of Israel’s actions in Gaza on the SDGs. By analysing data, the article
aims to show how much the conflict has hindered progress towards achieving the SDGs. In this regard, this article explores various dimensions, including poverty eradication, healthcare, childcare, peace, justice, reducing inequalities, and environmental sustainability, among others. Secondly, this article presents an analysis of international law violations by Israel focusing on three major international crimes, namely, ethnic cleansing, genocide, and crimes against humanity. By examining relevant international law rules, the article identifies instances where Israel’s actions in Gaza have breached those rules. By integrating the study of the SDGs and international law, this article provides a comprehensive understanding of the impact of Israel’s actions in Gaza on sustainable development and the potential violations of international law and contributes to the framing future policy discussions and initiatives aimed at promoting peace, justice, and sustainable development in the region.
Article by Maria Zehra
it crucial to assess the implications through lens of the SDGs. This article first examines the
direct and indirect effects of Israel’s actions in Gaza on the SDGs. By analysing data, the article
aims to show how much the conflict has hindered progress towards achieving the SDGs. In this regard, this article explores various dimensions, including poverty eradication, healthcare, childcare, peace, justice, reducing inequalities, and environmental sustainability, among others. Secondly, this article presents an analysis of international law violations by Israel focusing on three major international crimes, namely, ethnic cleansing, genocide, and crimes against humanity. By examining relevant international law rules, the article identifies instances where Israel’s actions in Gaza have breached those rules. By integrating the study of the SDGs and international law, this article provides a comprehensive understanding of the impact of Israel’s actions in Gaza on sustainable development and the potential violations of international law and contributes to the framing future policy discussions and initiatives aimed at promoting peace, justice, and sustainable development in the region.