Human Rights in Islam

Human Rights in Islam offers a comprehensive and scholarly exploration of the concept of human rights within the framework of Islamic teachings and intellectual tradition. The book examines how principles of justice, dignity, equality, and social responsibility are articulated in foundational Islamic sources such as the Qur’an and Hadith, as well as through classical and contemporary scholarly interpretations. By situating human rights within a broader ethical and philosophical context, the text helps readers understand the moral foundations underlying Islamic perspectives on governance, law, and society.

Carefully structured chapters explore key themes including individual rights, responsibilities toward community, gender relations, economic justice, and the protection of vulnerable groups. The discussion highlights both historical development and modern debates, encouraging readers to examine similarities and differences between Islamic perspectives and contemporary human rights discourse. Clear explanations and balanced analysis make complex ideas accessible while maintaining intellectual depth.

Ideal for students of political science, law, religious studies, and general readers, this book serves as a dependable resource for understanding the relationship between Islam and human rights in both historical and modern contexts.

Product Details

Format: Paperback
ISBN: 9788183823463
Language: English
Publisher: Lotus Press
Dimensions: 22 × 14 × 2 cm
Weight: Approx. 380 g

Delivery Time: 5-7 business days