Exploring the Convergence of Environmental Law and Human Rights from the Perspective of Islamic Jurisprudence

The relationship between human rights and environmental protection in international law is not a simple or obvious one; although the connection between environmental law and human rights, as well as the implications of environmental issues on many human rights, is undeniable. In cases of conflict and overlap between these two fields, perceiving human rights and environmental law as either aligned or conflicting is highly instructive in identifying priorities. Through the conducted research, it is evident that the Quran's perspective on nature is entirely different from that of other religions and legal systems, and the human right to the earth is limited in certain cases where it conflicts with the environment. Since contemplation and attention to nature can be inferred from the verses of the Holy Quran and all Islamic teachings, the convergence of environmental law and human rights from an Islamic perspective is an accepted matter.