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Islam and Human Rights
Muslim Voices in the Human Rights Debate
is a scholarly article by Professor
Heiner Bielefeldt of Tubingen University in Germany. This comprehensive
article is from the journal Human Rights Quarterly 17.4 (1995)
587-617.
Islam and Freedom of Expression
written by Dr. Fathi Osman, a Muslim
thinker living in the US, argues that freedom of expression is a basic
human right in Islam. (Link fixed 9 June 2001.)
Universal Islamic Declaration of Human Rights
which was announced at the
International Conference on The Prophet Muhammad and his Message, held in
London from 12 to 15 April 1980.
Islam, Exclusivism, and Pluralism
On Pluralism, Intolerance, and the Quran
a scholarly but easily grasped
and timely article by Dr. Ali Asani, professor at Harvard University,
originally published in The American Scholar volume 71, no. 1
(winter 2002), pp. 52-60.
Islam and Women
Islam and Women's Rights
Throughout history, the strong have oppressed the weak,
and men have oppressed women. Unfortunately, Muslim men have often not
been an exception to this rule. Nevertheless, Muslims assert that in such
cases the fault lies not with Islam but rather with the inadequacy of
Muslim men. The links compiled here--largely written by Muslim
women--contradict the popular but mistaken notion held in the West that
Islam is oppressive to women.
