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The Freedom of Opinion in Islam | Abdus-Salam al-Basunai | IIPH Book

Examines how Islam frames freedom of opinion and expression — its scope, its basis in the Qur’an and Sunnah, and the limits placed on it

Engages directly with Western legal and philosophical debates, drawing on court rulings, legislation and public opinion research

Includes case studies of contested modern ethical questions where individual choice and societal or religious limits come into conflict

Academic in approach, with numbered footnotes and cited sources throughout

By ‘Abdus-Salam al-Basunai; published by IIPH (International Islamic Publishing House) — English paperback

Description

The Freedom of Opinion in Islam asks what freedom of expression actually means within an Islamic framework, and how that compares with the way the same question is settled in secular legal systems.

‘Abdus-Salam al-Basunai builds the Islamic position from its textual sources, then sets it against Western practice — quoting court judgments, ballot measures, legislation and survey data to show how contested ethical questions get resolved when the only reference point is majority opinion or individual autonomy. Debates in American law, including litigation over end-of-life legislation in several US states during the 1990s, are used as worked examples of what happens when a society legislates on moral questions without a fixed source of guidance.

The argument throughout is that freedom of opinion in Islam is real but bounded, and that those bounds come from revelation rather than shifting public sentiment.

Suitable for students of Islamic thought, comparative law and ethics, university libraries, and readers interested in how Islamic and Western approaches to individual liberty differ. English text with footnoted references. Published by IIPH.

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The Freedom of Opinion in Islam | Abdus-Salam al-Basunai | IIPH Book

Examines how Islam frames freedom of opinion and expression — its scope, its basis in the Qur’an and Sunnah, and the limits placed on it

Engages directly with Western legal and philosophical debates, drawing on court rulings, legislation and public opinion research

Includes case studies of contested modern ethical questions where individual choice and societal or religious limits come into conflict

Academic in approach, with numbered footnotes and cited sources throughout

By ‘Abdus-Salam al-Basunai; published by IIPH (International Islamic Publishing House) — English paperback

Description

The Freedom of Opinion in Islam asks what freedom of expression actually means within an Islamic framework, and how that compares with the way the same question is settled in secular legal systems.

‘Abdus-Salam al-Basunai builds the Islamic position from its textual sources, then sets it against Western practice — quoting court judgments, ballot measures, legislation and survey data to show how contested ethical questions get resolved when the only reference point is majority opinion or individual autonomy. Debates in American law, including litigation over end-of-life legislation in several US states during the 1990s, are used as worked examples of what happens when a society legislates on moral questions without a fixed source of guidance.

The argument throughout is that freedom of opinion in Islam is real but bounded, and that those bounds come from revelation rather than shifting public sentiment.

Suitable for students of Islamic thought, comparative law and ethics, university libraries, and readers interested in how Islamic and Western approaches to individual liberty differ. English text with footnoted references. Published by IIPH.

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In the unlikely event that we are not able to deliver your order completely, we shall cancel the remaining undelivered part of the order, and send an email to you informing about the same. In such cases, your payment against the undelivered part of the order shall be refunded, in the manner the payment was made

If your order has multiple items, these may ship from different locations in separate shipments. You will receive an email if the shipment does not contain all the items that you had ordered.

We work hard to ensure that we meet our delivery estimates, but occasionally there may be delays that are beyond our control. In such cases, we will do our best to keep you informed and provide you with the latest updates on your order delivery status.