The Rights of the Accused in Imam Ali's Judicial Treatment of the Kantian Noumenon

January 30, 2026Islamic Wisdom and Law حکمت اسلامی و حقوقOpen Access

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The study aims to investigate the rights of the accused as framed by Imam Ali and Kant, focusing on the concept of human dignity and inherent rights.
Descriptive-analytical approach examining philosophical and religious perspectives on human dignity and rights.
Comparative analysis of Imam Ali's judicial principles and Kant's philosophy regarding the noumenon and individual freedoms.
Both Imam Ali and Kant emphasize the inherent dignity of every individual, impacting their rights and judicial treatment.
Imam Ali's perspective correlates with Kantian philosophy on the necessity of impartial judgment and respect for the accused.
Despite differences in foundational concepts, both frameworks advocate for the protection of rights for the accused in the judicial process.

Descriptive analysis explores the rights of the accused in Imam Ali's and Kant's frameworks, emphasizing their dignity.

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Amini et al. (2026) studied this question.

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