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Basics of The Declaration of Islamic Human Rights in The Current Legal Order
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Saeed Saleh Ahmadi *    |
| Responsible For Training and Specialized Advocacy of The Center's Center of Applied Science and Lawyers Association. |
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Abstract: (338 Views) |
| Since Islam has an independent existence in terms of law, and numerous jurisprudential sources regarding human rights (human rights) include principles, rules, standards, and high values, and Islamic thinkers have expressed significant views on this matter, Islamic countries They sought this mission to present an independent declaration from the perspective of Islamic human rights. Finally, a declaration was approved in the city of Cairo, Egypt by Islamic countries, which is now the place of discussion, exchange of opinions, pathology and adaptation to other national, regional and global documents, especially in the form of declarations and conventions. Certainly, human rights from a western point of view contains a special angle of legal vision that sometimes not only conflicts with cultures, traditions and sharia standards, but also sometimes clearly distances man from his spiritual position and ruling values. In many cases, the national laws of Islamic countries have placed the will on the guarantee of human rights. It should be seen what is the approach of Iranian law towards that declaration and what is its interpretation according to the rules of interpretation governing Iranian law and what are its shortcomings, disadvantages and merits? In this article, the principles governing Article 1-10 of the Declaration of Islamic Human Rights have been explained and interpreted in the traditional way of "interpreting article by article". |
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| Keywords: Human Rights, Islamic Law, Interpretation and Declaration |
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Type of Study: Research |
Received: 2024/02/11 | Accepted: 2024/04/8 | Published: 2024/08/16
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