Add to ORKGHuman Rights and Islam is a subject which has been of great interest in many circles. The debate on whether Islam and the UN definition on Human Rights are compatible has raised many voices and concerns, the debate has mainly focused on the unsuitability of Sharia and it’s undermining of minorities. The purpose of this essay is to look at the relationship between Islam and Human Rights, mainly through three alternative Islamic Human Rights declarations. This essay will also illustrate the religious debate of Human Rights in Islam, the creating, status and possible difficulties of the alternative declarations and present attitudes of various organizations, scholars and experts on the subject
Islamic Human Rights and the United Nations Human Rights Declaration: in Search of Compromise. Alth...
This article re-visits the debate about whether or not Islamic law and international human rights ar...
Abstract: This paper describes the plurality of Muslim responses to the modern conception of human r...
Islam and Human Rights is an attempt to establish whether Islamic Law, Sharia, is compatible with un...
Islamic position on human rights. Are Islam and human rights incompatible? A way of reconciliation.I...
Human rights issues in Islam have been controversial for a long time. Even in modern times, the imag...
The actions of Muslims are seldom Islamic just as the actions of Jews and Christians are seldom cons...
The issue as to whether Islam accommodates the notion of human rights as embodies in International l...
Eventhough there are overlapping and intersection in defining the concept of Human Rights, Islam and...
For quite sometimes, there has been an impassioned debate as to whether human rights as encapsulated...
The issue of human rights is a matter of growing concern for Muslims and Non-Muslims. The schemes o...
Among the many religions in the world, Islam is the only religion that explicitly declares the notio...
The question whether or not Islam is compatible with international human rights has been a long deba...
Islamic law, also known as Shari’ah law, is one of the most complex and multifaceted, yet easily mis...
This study mainly focuses on the compatibility of the international human rights with the diverse cu...
Islamic Human Rights and the United Nations Human Rights Declaration: in Search of Compromise. Alth...
This article re-visits the debate about whether or not Islamic law and international human rights ar...
Abstract: This paper describes the plurality of Muslim responses to the modern conception of human r...
Islam and Human Rights is an attempt to establish whether Islamic Law, Sharia, is compatible with un...
Islamic position on human rights. Are Islam and human rights incompatible? A way of reconciliation.I...
Human rights issues in Islam have been controversial for a long time. Even in modern times, the imag...
The actions of Muslims are seldom Islamic just as the actions of Jews and Christians are seldom cons...
The issue as to whether Islam accommodates the notion of human rights as embodies in International l...
Eventhough there are overlapping and intersection in defining the concept of Human Rights, Islam and...
For quite sometimes, there has been an impassioned debate as to whether human rights as encapsulated...
The issue of human rights is a matter of growing concern for Muslims and Non-Muslims. The schemes o...
Among the many religions in the world, Islam is the only religion that explicitly declares the notio...
The question whether or not Islam is compatible with international human rights has been a long deba...
Islamic law, also known as Shari’ah law, is one of the most complex and multifaceted, yet easily mis...
This study mainly focuses on the compatibility of the international human rights with the diverse cu...
Islamic Human Rights and the United Nations Human Rights Declaration: in Search of Compromise. Alth...
This article re-visits the debate about whether or not Islamic law and international human rights ar...
Abstract: This paper describes the plurality of Muslim responses to the modern conception of human r...