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ailed explanations and practical examples of implementing Quranic principles. Importance of the Sunnah: Clarifies ambiguous Quranic verses Offers context for legal rulings Serves as a model for conduct Sources of t
bits discriminatory practices and promotes market access through unbundling and transparency measures. Infrastructure and Interconnections Legal frameworks support the development of cross-border transmission and distribution net
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ten emphasize freedom of navigation and the rule of law, while developing coastal states may prioritize sovereign resource rights and environmental protection. The increasing strategic importance of the A
