Environmental Concern in Islamic History

Abstract

This study seeks to explore and analyze the interest in the environment throughout Islamic history, examining its development and impact on Islamic societies. The study addresses various topics, including a historical study of environmental concepts in Islamic eras, analyzing the application of environmental laws and regulations in these societies, as well as exploring the environmental effects of pollution resulting from the Iraq wars and pandemics.

The study also sheds light on the role of governors (wali) in Islamic cities in improving and preserving the environment over the ages, and analyzes the methods adopted by Islamic societies to protect the environment during exceptional circumstances such as epidemics and harsh climates.

This study is an attempt to delve into the history of environmental concern in the Islamic world, highlighting the role of Islamic culture and traditions in promoting environmental conservation and development. The study relies on diverse references from scholarly literature and historical sources to provide a comprehensive and profound insight into this important topic in Islamic history.