Tag: الحرية

49 items with this tag.

Actionable Servants, Coerced Slaves
Adam Represents the First Human Transition
Civil Society Safeguards Creativity and Work
Coercion in the Name of Religion Contradicts Its Essence
Coercion Is Negated in Religion
Despotism Can Only Be Resisted by Freedom
Disbelief Is an Adversarial Stance toward Freedom
Evil Enables Human Freedom
Freedom
- الحرية
Freedom and Science Are Twins
Freedom as a Condition for Human Maneuverability
Freedom Is a Condition of Worship
Freedom Is a Fundamental Social Phenomenon
Freedom Is a Movement Between Negation and Affirmation
Freedom Is Bound by the Constitution
Freedom Is Limited by Multiple Constraints
Freedom Is Linked to the Firm Bond
Freedom Is Part of Human Nature
Freedom Is the Basis of Human Dignity
Freedom Is the First Objective of the Sharia
Freedom Is the Foundation of Humanity
Freedom of Peaceful Expression
Freedom, Shura, and Democracy
History Is Resistant to Programming
Human Being as an Actor in History
Human History Is Not as Deterministic as Nature
Human history is not subject to determinism
Human Judgment as a Conscious Human Act
Injustice Requires Freedom
Islam as Loyalty to Human Values
Jihad Is Broader Than Fighting
Knowledge Increases Human Capacity
Legitimate Fighting Serves Freedom and Justice
Monism Leads to Ruin
Plurality as a Condition of Development and Freedom
Religion Guides Toward Human Values
Shūrā is Based on Pluralism
Shura Means Democratic Freedom
Slavery Is a Historical Phenomenon That Can Be Dismantled
The Citizen State Is the State Capable of Continuity
The City as a Symbol of Plurality and Freedom
The Civil State Is Based on Pluralism
The Future Unseen Is Not Known with Certainty
The Law Regulates Practice Within the Constitution
The Obedience of the Messenger within the Framework of Freedom
The Slaves of the Right Hand as a Transitional Stage Toward Freedom
The Straight Path Means a Free Ethical Commitment
The Suppression of Freedom Legitimizes Jihad
Worship is voluntary submission to God

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