Legitimate defense of Islam and international law

Defense means the removal, removal, and disposal of rape for the purpose of securing the physical and mental well-being of individuals in the community, one of the most important issues in the field of Islamic jurisprudence and international law today, in which one's life or personality and His or her other people's reputation against the aggressor. Each of these two sources has terms and conditions, such as proportionality and the need to defend against danger, military and armed aggression, the necessity and necessity of defense against aggressors, which are manifested by differences and similarities. The Islamic religion has not only considered defense as a right but also an obligatory duty and has identified martyrs who are killed in defense of privacy. In international law, however, it has emphasized its rightfulness and, in some broad interpretations, excluded it from the scope of its defense and transformed it into a form of preventive attacks that overshadowed the nature of legitimate defense and normalized it. It makes the outside. The convergence and divergence of Islamic foundations with the western foundations begins from this point which can be discussed in this study.