Islamic Regulations of Jihad: Part 4:

 

• It is forbidden for prisoner women to be separated from minor children.

• During a battle, destruction more than required is not allowed.

• Breaking the promise with the enemy is not allowed.

• It is important to prepare the bunkers and straighten the rows before battle.

• During skirmishes, maximum damage is to be achieved with minimum use of weapons.

• For an expedition there must be four people, for a group four hundred people and for a legion four thousand men is a decent figure.

• An army of twelve thousand men should be strong enough to deter any invasion.

• Code words can be arbitrated for the purpose of identification.

• Groups can carry separate flags if need be.

• The goods recovered from the battle field, is the wealth of recovery and the property of believers.

• One fifth of wealth of recovery goes to the bank of state and four fifth to the participants of the skirmish.

• Edibles are not considered as wealth of recovery.

• Prisoners of war must be treated nicely.

• It is not allowed to have intercourse with pregnant concubines.

• Faith cannot be forced on prisoners of war.

• The prisoners who accept faith must not be returned to non-believers.

• After declaring safe, it is just not allowed to your believers to kill to even hurt a prisoner of war.

• Exchange of prisoners is allowed.

• It is important to take precautionary measures before setting out for a battle of Islamic cause.

• Three or more people if on a journey, should appoint a leader.

• In case of serious fear, prayer must be prayed as conveniently as possible.

• Women can serve as nurses in a battle.

• Tourism of the believers is in the Islamic expeditions with the intent of skirmishes.

• If Non-muslims of an Islamic state pay tax of security, they must be safeguarded.

• A responsible man should move behind the legion for safety.

• Believers must not participate in the crusades to gain the wealth of recovery as the main intention or goal.