Jihaad anad its Challenges to International aand Domestic law

Introduction. Part I. Jihad, Its Meaning, Scope and Purpose in the Islamic Tradition: 1. Evolving approaches to Jihad: from self-defense to revolutionary and regime change political violence M. Cherif Bassiouni; 2. Jihad and the interpretation of the Koran: contextualizing Islamic tradition Mohamed Hashim Kamali; 3. The pitfalls of Jihad as an individual duty (fard 'Ayn) Nelly Lahoud; 4. Resurrecting as-Siyar through fatwas? (Re) Constructing Islamic international law in a post (Iraq) invasion world Shaheen Sardar Ali; 5. Islam, Jihad and human rights Mashood Baderin; Part II. Jihad, Jus ad Bellum and Jus in Bello: 6. The challenge of fragmentation of international humanitarian law regarding the protection of civilians – an Islamic perspective Anicée Van Engeland-Nourai; 7. Does the impact of Jihad ideology and action require a transformation in the legal rules on targeting? William J. Fenrick; 8. Jus in Bello: civilians' fundamental rights under Islamic and public international law Hilmi M. Zawati; 9. Jihad and legal Sunni doctrines: heresy or orthodoxy? Amna Guellali; 10. Self-defense arguments in the Jihad discourse and their parallel counterpart in international law Kinga Tibori Szabo; Part III. Jihad and Counter-Terrorism Policies: 11. Jihad and counter-Jihad: Western European legal responses to Islamic militancy Maurits Berger; 12. Why continue counter-terrorism policies of which the effectiveness is doubtful, but that are surely creating a lot of societal damage? Bob de Graaf; 13. Counter-terrorism, security imperatives and rule of law: a perspective from Muslim countries Adel Maged.