One of the important rules that is used in most jurisprudential chapters is the "rule of necessity. According to this rule, committing a haram and forbidden act is permitted under certain conditions, such as “observing proportionality”. Therefore, although attacking civilian targets is not normally allowed from the perspective of Islamic law, but with the realization of military necessity, attack is allowed within the framework of the prescribed conditions for committing a necessary act. Nevertheless, the realization of military necessity in time of war cannot be a reason for the use of weapons of mass destruction. Therefore, weapons of mass destruction cannot be used to maintain Islamic rule or the basis of Islam. Because this would be a violation of the purpose of the existence of Islam and the formation of an Islamic government. In addition, today, due to the dispersion of Islamic countries and Muslims in all parts of the world, the destruction of the basis of Islam is practically impossible. As a result, the need to preserve the "Bayzat al-Islam" will never be possible, so that the use of weapons of mass destruction will be necessary.
md, S., & Akhgari Bonab, N. (2021). Scope of application of the rule of "necessity" on the rules of jihad in Islamic jurisprudence. Islamic Law, 18(68), 7-36.
MLA
sm md; Nader Akhgari Bonab. "Scope of application of the rule of "necessity" on the rules of jihad in Islamic jurisprudence". Islamic Law, 18, 68, 2021, 7-36.
HARVARD
md, S., Akhgari Bonab, N. (2021). 'Scope of application of the rule of "necessity" on the rules of jihad in Islamic jurisprudence', Islamic Law, 18(68), pp. 7-36.
VANCOUVER
md, S., Akhgari Bonab, N. Scope of application of the rule of "necessity" on the rules of jihad in Islamic jurisprudence. Islamic Law, 2021; 18(68): 7-36.
