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The document discusses human rights as outlined in the Quran. It summarizes that the Quran establishes that all humans have inherent dignity as creations of God. It provides several examples of rights protected in the Quran, including the rights to life, property, sustenance, education, religious freedom and non-discrimination. The document advocates following the principles of the Quran to ensure equal rights and opportunity for all people.
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2) The rejection of racism and affirmation of human equality before God.
3) The principle of justice in Islam, as commanded by God and exemplified by the Prophet Muhammad.
Right to Faith
The document discusses human rights and the right to life in Islam. It makes 3 main points:
1) In Islam, life is a sacred trust from God and taking another person's life is strictly forbidden unless through legal means like capital punishment. All humans are equal in dignity and rights.
2) The Quran establishes the right to life and prohibits killing others unjustly. It also obligates Muslims to provide for those in need and protect vulnerable groups.
3) Muhammad established the first Islamic society which respected freedom of religion, women's rights, and eliminated discrimination. Human rights in Islam stem from the principles of dignity and equality for all people.
Sources of Islamic Law, O Level Islamiyat by Jawaid Aurangzaib
This document provides an overview of the sources of Islamic law according to the syllabus of Jawaid Aurangzaib for O Level Islamiyat. It discusses the primary sources of Islamic law as the Quran and Sunnah. The Quran is considered the most fundamental source as it contains laws directly from God. Specific laws from the Quran are mentioned regarding topics like theft, adultery, abortion, usury, inheritance, food, divorce, dower, and murder. The importance of the Quran as the primary source is that its laws were revealed by God who has perfect knowledge of human nature and society.
Human Rights Mentioned In Quran
Human Rights which is Mentioned in Quran
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A right which is believed to belong to every person.
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The document discusses various social issues plaguing humanity such as war, religious conflicts, hunger, abuse, and violence. It argues that the Quran provides guidance on these issues, such as only permitting war for self-defense, promoting cooperation between religions, emphasizing taking care of the poor and needy, prohibiting abuse and intoxicants, providing rules for healthy family and economic systems, and forbidding murder and injustice. It encourages seeking knowledge through pondering the Quran's teachings as a way to address these problems and benefit oneself and society.
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This document discusses public ownership in light of verses from the Quran and their impact on public life. It begins by introducing the concept of rights and generality. Rights are defined as legitimate entitlements recognized by Islamic law that people can exercise within a legal framework. General matters affect all people. The document explores how the Quran established equality and protected people's symptoms, blood, wealth, establishing rights that preserve society. It examines how Sharia and public ownership aim to give people freedom while avoiding deficiencies seen before Islam.
Human rights in islam
This is the presentation on "Human Rights In Islam".
Islam tells us how to live and how to die.
We have to take care of others no matter what their religion is because Islam tells us about that.. Treat everyone with equality and show good behavior infront of others.. Always speak good because good attitude and politeness shows our character.
Be a good muslim and follows the sunnah of Rasool Allah Muhammad(P.B.U.H).
I hope you like it.
The message of islam
This document provides an overview of key Islamic beliefs and principles based on verses from the Quran. It addresses questions about the origin and purpose of humanity, status of humans, who the creator is, proper behavior, the true religion, path to peace, the final end, and what happens after death. The document emphasizes that Islam provides solutions to problems facing the world and calls readers to implement Islamic teachings fully in their daily lives. It concludes that a true Muslim follows both the Quran and teachings of the Prophet Muhammad in all aspects of life.
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This document discusses special rights mentioned in the Quran and Sunnah and their effects on public life. It begins with an introduction discussing how Islam honors humanity and establishes rights. It then examines two topics: [1] the concepts of rights and privacy, defining them and noting how Islam protects individual privacy; [2] the individual's right to privacy in their home and secrets, as forbidden by Islam. The document outlines some key rights established by the Quran and Sunnah, including the rights to own property, to life, and protections for orphans' funds. It argues these rights demonstrate Islam's emphasis on protecting individuals and their property.
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The document discusses differences in the interpretation of Shariah law across Islamic countries and financial institutions. It notes that while some differences are natural and expected given the diversity in Islamic jurisprudence, destructive differences can fragment the Muslim society. The document advocates for greater standardization efforts through organizations like AAOIFI to increase consistency and convergence, while still allowing for diversity of opinions among Islamic scholars. It also examines how English courts may not fully recognize Shariah law for dispute resolution involving Islamic financial contracts.
Characteristics Of Welfar State
The document discusses the characteristics of an Islamic welfare state. It states that the concept of a welfare state first appeared in the Rashidun Caliphate in the 8th century, where taxes were used to provide income and food supplies for those in need. The purpose of a welfare state is to create economic and social equality through ensuring standards of living, access to justice, freedom of religion, and more. An Islamic welfare state would provide education, healthcare, pensions, social services, and more funded through government programs and taxes. It would also uphold principles of equality, democracy, religious pluralism, and human dignity.
Ethics and virtues of being a true muslim
Basic human values, morality and ethics strengthen us and reviewing this presentation will evoke a feeling of peace and understanding.
What Does Islam Stand for?
EIECC Aims & Objectives
The general aim of this program is designed to help motivate Muslims who speak English reasonably & fluently to lead in presenting Islam effectively to non-Muslims & spread the message of peace to the entire world.
The objectives of the program are such that on completion, participants should have:
• an improvement of the cross-cultural Islamic English Communication Competence
• learning a very powerful a new model of self-directed learning to continue learning after the workshops in teams
• a reasonable knowledge of Islamic terminology & jargon to refute misconceptions
• the basic ability to discuss Islamic concepts in English cross-culturally
• the ability to give short presentations on Islamic topics of their choice
• Ignition of the passion to lead in using English communication skills for presenting Islam
Gender Equity in Islam
This document discusses gender equity in Islam based on primary Islamic sources. It covers spiritual, economic, social, and political aspects of women's role and rights in Islam. Spiritually, men and women are equal in human nature and religious duties. Economically, women have full property and inheritance rights and are entitled to financial support. Socially, women have rights as daughters, wives, and mothers and their consent is required for marriage. Polygyny is an exception rather than the norm. Overall, the document argues that Islam guarantees women's rights and equity.
Islam and Christianity Common Teachings
The document discusses how major world religions teach that diversity and differences between people are natural and accepted by God. It provides passages from the Bible, Quran, and Hadith that promote principles of diversity, impartial justice, religious tolerance, and kind treatment of all people regardless of beliefs. The teachings emphasize that while religious and cultural differences exist, the greatest commandments of loving God and others are shared across faiths. Overall, the document argues that recognizing and respecting diversity is a common message in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
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22 human rights in the qur'an (islam)
- 2. According to the Qur’an, dignity of the children of Adam is a divine bestowal, which is to be secured by all means, including the law and the state authorities, and is to be defended by all forces: We have conferred dignity on the children of Adam, and borne them over land and sea, and provided for them sustenance out of the good things of life, and favored them far above most of our Creations. (Quran 17:70)
- 3. Human rights are moral principles that set out certain standards of human behaviour , and are regularly protected as legal rights in national and international law .
- 4. Man has been given certain rights by almighty Allah . Quran has equally ranked the entire humanity in reference to the human rights. Quran Says “Every human child is equally worthy of respect, thus on account of one's genesis there can be no discrimination; there is no difference between one man and the other: (17:70)”.
- 6. Whosoever kills a human being without (any reason like) man slaughter, or corruption on earth, it is as though he had killed all mankind ... (5:32) God has declared the sanctity of life; hence nobody can be given the permission to take life, except when right demands it (6:152)’ Do not kill a soul which Allah has made sacred except through the due process of law ... (6:151)
- 7. Rights to own & protect property “And in their wealth there is acknowledged right for the needy and destitute.” (51:19) Rights to sustenance "Do not devour one another's wealth by false and illegal means .” (2:188)
- 8. RIGHTS OF DIGNITYRIGHTS OF DIGNITY We have created all humankind as worthy of dignity’ (Al Quran : 17:70) (a) "You who believe, do not let one (set of) people make fun of another set. (b) Do not defame one another. (c) Do not insult by using nicknames. (d) And do not backbite or speak ill of one another" (49:11-12).
- 9. a) Freedom to acquire knowledge through education : "Are those who have knowledge equal to those who do not have knowledge?!”(39:9).
- 10. b) Rights to acquire religious knowledge : "Read. Read in the name of thy Lord who created; [He] created the human being from blood clot. Read in the name of thy Lord who taught by the pen: [He] taught the human being what he did
- 11. RIGHTS OF RELIGIONRIGHTS OF RELIGION Equal rights to all major & minor religious group: There is no compulsion in religion. (Al Quran 2:256)
- 12. "(It is) the truth from the Lord of you (all)," so let those who please believe, and let those who please disbelieve. (Al-Kahf 18:29)
- 13. To establish peace and harmony in the society we must ensure equal opportunity and facility for all people . To ensure the equal rights for the people of all stages there is no other option without following the direction of Quran To establish peace and harmony in the society we must ensure equal opportunity and facility for all people . To ensure the equal rights for the people of all stages there is no other option without following the direction of Quran
- 14. Through this presentation we tried to clear the concept of human rights in the view of Quran . We pray & hope that we all will participate in establishing human rights .