Investigating the Attitude of the Islamic Society Towards the Principles of Civil rights
Tārīkh-i pizishkī i.e., Medical History,
Vol. 12 No. 00 (1399),
13 Shahrivar 2020
,
Page 125-136
https://doi.org/10.22037/mhj.v12i1.31466
Abstract
Background and Aim: Islamic Society Which is in Fact the Same Country or Islamic Land Where the Majority are Muslims or Islamic Rules Prevail, Has a Lot Relationship With Citizenship Rights. The Members of the Islamic Community are Citizens (Muslims and non-Muslims) Who Have Their Own Rights. The Present Study Seeks to Investigate the Attitude of the Islamic Society Towards the Civil Rights.
Materials and Methods: The Present Descriptive-Analytical Research has Collected Information from Books, Articles, Religious Texts and Documents to Write the Subject.
Findings: Islamic Society Often Means Drawing an Ideological Border or, if Possible, a Geographical One Between the Islamic World and the World of Infidelity, Which, of Course, is Based on the Liberating Teachings of Islam and the Political, Social, Cultural and Economic Rights of Citizens. It is Observed Among Muslims and Non-Muslims as Well. Therefore, the Emergence of the Islamic Society is Due to the Implementation of Islamic Rules and Peaceful Coexistence Based on Divine Teachings and Does not Only Deal With the Rights of Citizens at the Geographical Border.
Conclusion: The Islamic Society Defines the Range of Attitudes and Boundaries of Islam in Relation to Other Schools and Ideologies, But its View to Contemporary Citizenship Rights is a Positive and Progressive. The Idealistic and Extraterritorial View of Islamic Society is not Compatible With the Hegemonic Approach, but is a Moral Message for the Realization of the Oppressed Around the World and a Life of Peace and Justice that Forms the Basis of Civil Rights Today. Islamic Jurists Should Try to Explain the Islamic Rules on Citizenship Rights in the Light of Contemporary Developments and to Avoid Accusations of Human Rights Around the World. This Unites the Islamic World, Both Shiites and Sunnis, and Creates a Unified Approach to Customary Citizenship Rights.
Please cite this article as: Daraei M, Khazaei A R, Yaghouti E. Investigating the Attitude of the Islamic Society Towards the Principles of Civil Rights. Med Hist J, Special Issue on the History of Islam and Iran 2020; 125-136.
- Islamic Society; Islamic Citizenship; Citizenship Rights; Islam
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