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The Rights of Mankind: Human Rights and Reformist Islam

The Rights of Mankind: Human Rights and Reformist Islam

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IslamGeneral Law

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ISBN10: 3948894094
ISBN13: 9783948894092
Publisher: New Thought Press
Pages: 536
Weight: 1.39
Height: 1.08 Width: 5.83 Depth: 8.27
Language: Persian

In the context and conventions of the age of early Islam, all Islamic teachings, including shari'a rulings, were reasonable, just, moral, and more functional as compared with rival systems. Islam never invited anyone to accept any unreasonable, unjust, immoral, or less functional teachings. However, a number of the shari'a rulings gradually lost some or all of their essential conditions over time. Such rulings which were Islamic once, are not so today. It means that they have been abrogated based on a school of thought that concrete reason is one of its epistemic sources.

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