Islamic Views on Human Rights

Islamic Views on Human Rights

n global conversations about dignity and freedom, how does the Islamic tradition articulate and protect human rights in ways that both complement and differ from secular declarations?

About the Book

Islamic Views on Human Rights presents a clear and scholarly exploration of human rights from an Islamic perspective. The book examines the foundations of human dignity in the Qur’an and Sunnah, highlighting principles of justice, equality, and protection of the vulnerable. It offers insights into how Islamic teachings address rights related to life, freedom, family, worship, and social responsibility, contributing to ongoing interfaith and international discussions on the topic.

What You Will Discover

• The Islamic emphasis on human dignity rooted in divine creation
• Key rights and responsibilities outlined in Islamic sources
• Comparisons between Islamic principles and modern human rights frameworks
• The role of justice and moral values in sustaining human rights
• Protections afforded to individuals, families, and communities in Islam
• How Sharia balances individual rights with social harmony
• Contributions of Islamic thought to contemporary human rights discourse

About the Author

The book is published through Islamic Sources and draws from traditional Islamic scholarship to present authentic perspectives on human rights.

Who Is This Book For?

This book is suitable for students of human rights and Islamic studies, researchers, interfaith dialogue participants, and anyone interested in understanding the Islamic contribution to global discussions on dignity and justice.