Jaber Seyvanizad - Affiliation: Young Researchers and Elite Club, Urmia Branch, Islamic Azad University, Urmia, Iran

The annals of the Islamic international law has been always replete with humanistic principles. One of those dimensions appears in the framework of treaties that is largely resulted from the Islamic international mechanisms. Some western jurists believe that the history of treaty system comes back to the Christian societies in Middle age. Through a library method, this article is promised to refute the previously mentioned claim and shows that how Islamic International law established the only justice-based world legal system of history. In terms of the performance bond, purposes, structures and procedures, The Islamic treaty system has an evident superiority over the current treaty system of international law. As much as possible, this research addresses these dominations evidence primaries.

International law, Islamic law, Law of treaties