New Arrival The Cambridge Handbook of Islam and Environmental Law

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The Cambridge Handbook of Islam and Environmental Law

Edited by Nadia B. Ahmad · Saba Kareemi · Erum K. Sattar · Oluwakemi Ayanleye
New Arrival Cambridge University Press May 2026

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ISBN-13
9781009332088
Publisher
Cambridge University Press
Publication
May 2026
Format
Hardback
Jurisdiction
U.K. ? Countri(es) for reference only

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Environmental challenges require diverse legal approaches. In this comprehensive handbook, global scholars examine the nexus of Islam and environmental law as a significant yet understudied framework for contemporary governance. Spanning fourteen centuries of legal development, Islamic environmental jurisprudence offers sophisticated approaches to stewardship, resource management, and climate policy. Chapters include detailed case studies of Pakistan's constitutional courts and Malaysia's environmental legislation, Gulf economic transitions, and water-governance innovations, all demonstrating how Islamic legal principles inform real-world environmental solutions. Each contribution provides a nuanced analysis of how traditional concepts adapt to contemporary contexts across diverse Muslim-majority nations.

Timely and innovative, this handbook is an ideal resource for environmental law scholars, comparative legal researchers, policy analysts, and development practitioners working in multicultural contexts.

Table of Contents

Introduction
Nadia Ahmad, Saba Kareemi, Oluwakemi Ayanleye and Erum Sattar
1. Islamic policy of environmental conservation 1,500 years old – yet thoroughly modern
Mohammad Arafa
2. Acknowledging environmental externalities in Islamic legal critiques of corporate personhood
Saba Kareemi
3. Reconciling Islamic ethics, fossil fuel dependence, and climate change in the Middle East
Saleem Ali
4. Environmental stewardship in Islamic law: principles, institutions, and ecological governance in the Muslim world
Mohammad Arafa
5. Human dignity and environmental outcomes in Pakistan
James May and Erin Daly
6. Oil and institutional stasis in the Persian Gulf
Mehran Kamrava
7. Militarism, climate emissions and Islamic environmental ethics
Nadia Ahmad
8. An overview of the classical Islamic coastal and marine environmental law
Hasan Khalilieh
9. Property rights for landless agricultural workers and the flexibility of Hanafi land law jurisprudence: a solution for rural displacement?
Erum Sattar
10. A history of the Hima conservation system
Lutfullah Gari
11. The right to water in Islamic thought and manifestation in Islamic-Iranian cities
Hooshmand Alizadeh and Golshan Hemati
12. Intellectual property and the protection of the environment in Nigeria: lessons from Sharia
Oluwakemi Ayanleye
13. Implementing Islamic law to protect the environment: insights from Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia
Shazny Ramlan
14. Redefining Islamic 'good life:' environmental Maqasid in the post-carbon world
Wardah Alkatiri
15. Islamic legal perspectives on Genetically Modified Food (GMF)
Anke Iman Bouzenita
16. Shiekh Asim Farooq vs. Federation of Pakistan
Jawad Hassan
17. Al-Meezan: a covenant for the Earth
İbrahim Özdemir
18. Towards environmental sustainability: a reflection on Islamic Epistemologies and models for sustainable development
Nematullah Azizi
19. Arabic treatises on environmental pollution
Lutfullah Gari
20. Islamic environmental law revisited as a sub-discipline of environmental justice: empowering community-led compliance in Muslim countries
Ridoan Karim
21. Animal rights in Islam
Sarah Tilli
22. Islamic finance and environmental law
Dalal Aassouli and Damilola S. Olawuyi
23. Fossil divestment / geoengineering
Imam Saffet Abid Catovic
24. The protection of the basic natural resources and man under Islamic law: a new tool for sustainable development and greening of the environment
Mohammad Arafa
25. Faith based approaches to environmental law
Nadia Ahmad
26. Charting the future of Islamic environmental law in an age of planetary crisis
Nadia Ahmad, Saba Kareemi, Oluwakemi Ayanleye and Erum Sattar
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