Differences in Civil Rights Between Islam and the West from the Perspective of Scholars

October 25, 2025Islamic Wisdom and Law حکمت اسلامی و حقوقOpen Access

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The study aims to compare civil rights in Islam and the West, exploring philosophical foundations and differences in perspectives.
Descriptive-analytical approach
Focused on the views of Ayatollah Javadi Amoli
Analyzed concepts of justice and freedom in both contexts.
Ayatollah Javadi Amoli argues that natural dignity cannot be the basis for civil rights; instead, acquired dignity is essential.
The author emphasizes that inherent human dignity is a universal basis for civil rights, applicable to all.
Both perspectives recognize justice and freedom as fundamental, but differ on their limits and definitions.

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This analytical paper contrasts civil rights perspectives in Islam and the West, highlighting key philosophical differences.

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