Modern Jurisprudence and Law

Modern Jurisprudence and Law

Similarities and differences between Islamic human rights and Western human rights

Document Type : Original Article

Authors
Peyman Abbasiyan 1
shahreyar mosayeb zade 2
1 Head of Research Center of Lawyers Without Borders Organization and Lecturer of Azad University and Higher Education International University of Niloufri Rotation
2 Researcher and doctoral student in public law
10.22034/jml.2024.561122.1191
Abstract
Today, the issue of human rights is one of the vital issues for people and governments. Although human rights received the attention and acceptance of governments and nations after the Second World War with the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, but unfortunately, due to the dominance of cultures, races, languages ​​and religions, it has not been able to maintain its comprehensiveness and hindrance. to enjoy the guarantee of the international implementation of rights, in such a way that some human societies have thought of designing a human rights system according to their social, cultural and political needs. Islamic human rights is one of the institutions proposed in Islamic countries, whose foundations and foundations are rooted in the sources of Islamic law, which, compared to Western human rights, have certain principles and foundations, which unfortunately violate human rights, contrary to what they say. Keywords: human rights, Islam, West, international law
Keywords
Human rights
Islam
the West
international law

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