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ajiss-2062	Baderin, Mashood A.	The Evolution of Islamic Law of Nations and the Modern International Order: Universal Peace through Mutuality and Cooperation	2000.0	24	.pdf	application/pdf	10523	406	46	* Anderson also expressed the view that the classical doctrine of the Shari‘ah is “fundamentally incompatible with contemporary Baderin: The Evolution of Islamic Law of Nations 59 International Law, with membership in the United Nations Organization or with the Universal Declaration of Human right^.^ Khadduri thus viewed the entry of Muslim nations into the UN as a significant phenomenon that constitutes a departure from the classical religious ideology of Islam and separation of religious doctrine from the conduct of foreign relations.lO There are also some Shari'ah advocates who hold the hard-line view that the institution of the nation-state and modern internationalism are in con- flict with and in opposition to Islamic world order and, therefore, must be dismantled to facilitate the creation of a unified Islamic State. For example, in 1950, Khaliquzzaman, a leader of the then Pakistan Movement, stated that “if the Muslims started recognizing Pakistan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Iraq, Iran, Turkey, or Afghanistan, which are Muslim states, as Islamic states, they would be guilty of dividing the Muslim polity for all time to come.	cache/ajiss-2062.pdf	txt/ajiss-2062.txt