الأسس المرجعية لحماية البيئة البحرية من التلوث في ظل الشريعة الإسلامية و اتفاقية قانون البحار لسنة 1982 م

الملخص EN

The Islamic sharia has been established to protect the environment from pollution by setting integrated system of the principles and reference directives aimed at protecting and caring for the environment in all its forms and components, including the marine environment, thus, its provisions preceded contemporary international law, especially the convention on the law of the sea of 1982 that set the normative principles and arrangements that allow the preservation of the marine environment, among them is the principle of equality in the field of marine environmental protection from pollution, the principle of sustainable development and the duty of international cooperation and their impact on the protection of the marine environment, these principles and arrangements guide states and international organizations when activating any national protection for this environment.

however, what distinguishes the provisions of Islamic sharia is their uniqueness in providing a practical ecosystem that starts from the moral responsibility of the individual and society.