This four-volume compendium delves into topics such as the theology
of rights in Islam, comparative explorations, and a historical
study of human rights in Muslim-majority societies spanning Africa,
the Middle East, and South and South East Asia during the 20th and
early 21 centuries. Moreover, it explores how Muslim women and men
have understood their faith and evolving notions of rights and
liberties. Volume 1 analyzes the relationship between religion and
human rights along with "Western" and "Islamic" human rights
schemes. Volume 2 traces early and later Muslim responses to human
rights during the 20th century. Volume 3 considers the political
context in the struggle for human rights in Muslim societies by
focusing on state-society relations. Volume 4 explores shari'ah and
contemporary human rights controversies by surveying subjects such
as: women's rights which is described as the locomotive of societal
change, apostasy and blasphemy laws, as well as LGBT and labor
rights.
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