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Can Islamic law be an answer for humanitarians?

Can Islamic law be an answer for humanitarians?

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DUBAI 24 April 2014 (IRIN) - In the last decade, aid and advocacy agencies have increasingly tried to understand Islamic law in order to use its humanitarian provisions as tools of negotiation with armed groups in the Muslim world. While the approach has seen some successes, it also raises certain ethical dilemmas.

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