Thank you, Hassan S. Khalilieh, for joining us as guest blog editor in May. In case you missed his essays, here they are: Beyond the Ribāṭ: Exploring Coastal and Offshore … Continue reading Thank you, Hassan S. Khalilieh!
By Hassan S. Khalilieh Nautical issues are treated by Islamic law from two distinct perspectives governed by two different systems. The first is public international law, which covers themes related … Continue reading Two Tenth-Century C.E. Islamic Treatises on Admiralty and Maritime Laws from the Mediterranean Sea and Western Indian Ocean
By Hassan S. Khalilieh As early as the first half of the seventh-century, Caliph ʿUmar ibn al-Khaṭṭāb (r. 13-23/634-644) established the office of the “governorship of the coasts.” Initially focused … Continue reading Beyond the Ribāṭ: Exploring Coastal and Offshore Jurisdiction
Hassan S. Khalilieh (Ph.D. in NES, Princeton University 1995 & S.J.D., St. Thomas University, School of Law 2018), is an associate professor at the Program in International Security & Maritime … Continue reading Welcome to our May Guest Blogger: Hassan S. Khalilieh
Islamic Law of the Sea: Freedom of Navigation and Passage Rights in Islamic Thought "The doctrine of modern law of the sea is commonly believed to have developed from Renaissance … Continue reading Recent Scholarship: Khalilieh on Islamic Law of the Sea
