A Comparative Study of Justice and Equality in Alavi Thought and International Human Rights Instruments with Emphasis on the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran

March 13, 2026Islamic Wisdom and Law حکمت اسلامی و حقوقOpen Access

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This study aims to explore the concepts of justice and equality in Alavi thought and their relation to international human rights instruments and the Iranian constitution.
Comparative and analytical approach used to examine Alavi thought, international human rights instruments, and the Iranian constitution.
Analysis focuses on the foundational principles of justice and equality as presented in the noted sources.
Alavi thought defines justice based on divine and ethical principles, while international documents focus on secular and universal bases.
Both sources emphasize human dignity and the elimination of discrimination, showcasing common ground despite differing foundations.
The Iranian constitution presents a combined approach, potentially facilitating justice-oriented development and equitable governance.

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Comparative study analyzes justice and equality in Alavi thought and international human rights frameworks, suggesting a hybrid model for governance.

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Mohammadi et al. (2026) studied this question.

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