Springer Minerals Investment Under the Shariah Law Book

Explore the complex relationship between Islamic law and the global energy sector with this academic work from Springer. Part of the International Energy and Resources Law and Policy Series, this book provides a detailed survey of the sources of Islamic law. It examines how the eternal and immutable rules of the Quran can be interpreted to address modern situations and the changing demands of time and place. The text addresses the fundamental debate regarding mineral ownership. While private ownership of minerals is permitted under Islamic law, the author examines the consensus within the Muslim dilemma that state ownership serves the public interest most effectively. This resource is an essential study for those looking to understand state participation in mineral activities and the legal frameworks governing resource management under Shariah law. It offers a deep look into how religious principles and international energy policy intersect in the modern world.