Politics

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Row	Title		Download	Type
121	Islam’s Ideal Form of Democracy
122	Islam’s Ideal Form of Democracy
123	Islam’s Ideal Form of Democracy
124	Islam’s Idealistic and Realistic Perspective on State
125	Islam’s non-judgmental approach in value-giving and assigning duties
126	Islam’s Position towards Freedom and Social Assurance
127	Islam’s Strategy for Liberating Slaves
128	Islam’s View on Root of Emergence of Rights
129	Islam’s View on Separation of Powers
130	Islam’s View on the Essence of Human Society
131	Jihad and Defence in Islam
132	Jihad and Shahadat
133	Legislation and Sovereignty in Islam
134	Legislation in an Islamic State
135	Legislation in Islam and Democracy
136	Life As Politics
137	Main Qualifications of a Ruler during the Period of Occultation
138	Methodological Flaws in the West's Study of Islam
139	Modern Islamic Political Thought
140	Muslim Ummah at the Threshold of 21st Century
141	Need for Government According to Islam and the Holy Qur’an
142	No right is ever established for a person unless a duty is realized reciprocally for others
143	Nuclear Fatwa
144	Obeying the Law
145	Objectives of an Islamic State
146	Objectives of an Islamic State
147	Obligations of the Rulers
148	Obligations of the Rulers in Islam
149	Peace and Violence in Islam
150	Politics as indispensable for the realization of Islam