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This text exams of how the Islamic tradition has been exploited for political ends by regimes and institutions seeking to legitimize policies inimical to human rights. Mayer critically appraises Islamic human rights schemes that dilute the human rights afforded by international law, comparing them with the complex Islamic legal heritage and international human rights law.
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This text exams of how the Islamic tradition has been exploited for political ends by regimes and institutions seeking to legitimize policies inimical to human rights. Mayer critically appraises Islamic human rights schemes that dilute the human rights afforded by international law, comparing them with the complex Islamic legal heritage and international human rights law.
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- Verlag: CRC Press
- 5th edition
- Seitenzahl: 322
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. Juni 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 590g
- ISBN-13: 9780367097301
- ISBN-10: 0367097303
- Artikelnr.: 57383513
- Verlag: CRC Press
- 5th edition
- Seitenzahl: 322
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. Juni 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 590g
- ISBN-13: 9780367097301
- ISBN-10: 0367097303
- Artikelnr.: 57383513
Ann Elizabeth Mayer
Contents Preface Acknowledgments 1 Assimilating Human Rights in the Middle
East Background: Legal Hybridity in the Middle East Misperceptions About
Applying International Human Rights Law as Serving Imperialism Cultural
Relativism Muslims Challenge Cultural Relativism Actual Human Rights
Concerns in the Middle East The Emergence of International Human Rights Law
Muslims' Responses to and Involvement in the UN Human Rights System Summary
2 Human Rights in International and Middle Eastern Systems: Sources and
Contexts International Human Rights: Background Islamic Human Rights:
Sources The Impact of Islamization on Constitutions and Justice The Taliban
Takeover of Afghanistan and Its Aftermath Saudi Arabia Confronts Pressures
for Reforms and Liberalization Summary 3 Islamic Tradition and Muslim
Reactions to Human Rights The Premodern Islamic Heritage Muslim Reactions
to Western Constitutionalism The Persistence of Traditional Priorities and
Values Consequences of Insecure Philosophical Foundations Islamic Human
Rights and Cultural Nationalism Ambivalent Attitudes on Human Rights
Summary 4 Islamic Restrictions on Human Rights Permissible Qualifications
of Rights in International Law Islamic Formulas Limiting Rights
Restrictions in the Iranian Constitution Restrictions in the UIDHR
Restrictions in Other Islamic Human Rights Schemes Islam and Human Rights
in the New Constitutions of Afghanistan and Iraq Summary 5 Discrimination
Against Women and Non-Muslims Equality in the Islamic Legal Tradition
Equality in Islamic Human Rights Schemes Equal Protection in US and
International Law Equal Protection in Islamic Human Rights Schemes Equality
in the New Afghan and Iraqi Constitutions Summary 6 Restrictions on the
Rights of Women Background Islamic Law and Women's Rights Muslim Countries'
Reactions to the Women's Convention Tabandeh's Ideas Mawdudi's Ideas The
UIDHR Islamization in Iran and the Iranian Constitution The al-Azhar Draft
Constitution The Cairo Declaration and the
East Background: Legal Hybridity in the Middle East Misperceptions About
Applying International Human Rights Law as Serving Imperialism Cultural
Relativism Muslims Challenge Cultural Relativism Actual Human Rights
Concerns in the Middle East The Emergence of International Human Rights Law
Muslims' Responses to and Involvement in the UN Human Rights System Summary
2 Human Rights in International and Middle Eastern Systems: Sources and
Contexts International Human Rights: Background Islamic Human Rights:
Sources The Impact of Islamization on Constitutions and Justice The Taliban
Takeover of Afghanistan and Its Aftermath Saudi Arabia Confronts Pressures
for Reforms and Liberalization Summary 3 Islamic Tradition and Muslim
Reactions to Human Rights The Premodern Islamic Heritage Muslim Reactions
to Western Constitutionalism The Persistence of Traditional Priorities and
Values Consequences of Insecure Philosophical Foundations Islamic Human
Rights and Cultural Nationalism Ambivalent Attitudes on Human Rights
Summary 4 Islamic Restrictions on Human Rights Permissible Qualifications
of Rights in International Law Islamic Formulas Limiting Rights
Restrictions in the Iranian Constitution Restrictions in the UIDHR
Restrictions in Other Islamic Human Rights Schemes Islam and Human Rights
in the New Constitutions of Afghanistan and Iraq Summary 5 Discrimination
Against Women and Non-Muslims Equality in the Islamic Legal Tradition
Equality in Islamic Human Rights Schemes Equal Protection in US and
International Law Equal Protection in Islamic Human Rights Schemes Equality
in the New Afghan and Iraqi Constitutions Summary 6 Restrictions on the
Rights of Women Background Islamic Law and Women's Rights Muslim Countries'
Reactions to the Women's Convention Tabandeh's Ideas Mawdudi's Ideas The
UIDHR Islamization in Iran and the Iranian Constitution The al-Azhar Draft
Constitution The Cairo Declaration and the
Contents Preface Acknowledgments 1 Assimilating Human Rights in the Middle
East Background: Legal Hybridity in the Middle East Misperceptions About
Applying International Human Rights Law as Serving Imperialism Cultural
Relativism Muslims Challenge Cultural Relativism Actual Human Rights
Concerns in the Middle East The Emergence of International Human Rights Law
Muslims' Responses to and Involvement in the UN Human Rights System Summary
2 Human Rights in International and Middle Eastern Systems: Sources and
Contexts International Human Rights: Background Islamic Human Rights:
Sources The Impact of Islamization on Constitutions and Justice The Taliban
Takeover of Afghanistan and Its Aftermath Saudi Arabia Confronts Pressures
for Reforms and Liberalization Summary 3 Islamic Tradition and Muslim
Reactions to Human Rights The Premodern Islamic Heritage Muslim Reactions
to Western Constitutionalism The Persistence of Traditional Priorities and
Values Consequences of Insecure Philosophical Foundations Islamic Human
Rights and Cultural Nationalism Ambivalent Attitudes on Human Rights
Summary 4 Islamic Restrictions on Human Rights Permissible Qualifications
of Rights in International Law Islamic Formulas Limiting Rights
Restrictions in the Iranian Constitution Restrictions in the UIDHR
Restrictions in Other Islamic Human Rights Schemes Islam and Human Rights
in the New Constitutions of Afghanistan and Iraq Summary 5 Discrimination
Against Women and Non-Muslims Equality in the Islamic Legal Tradition
Equality in Islamic Human Rights Schemes Equal Protection in US and
International Law Equal Protection in Islamic Human Rights Schemes Equality
in the New Afghan and Iraqi Constitutions Summary 6 Restrictions on the
Rights of Women Background Islamic Law and Women's Rights Muslim Countries'
Reactions to the Women's Convention Tabandeh's Ideas Mawdudi's Ideas The
UIDHR Islamization in Iran and the Iranian Constitution The al-Azhar Draft
Constitution The Cairo Declaration and the
East Background: Legal Hybridity in the Middle East Misperceptions About
Applying International Human Rights Law as Serving Imperialism Cultural
Relativism Muslims Challenge Cultural Relativism Actual Human Rights
Concerns in the Middle East The Emergence of International Human Rights Law
Muslims' Responses to and Involvement in the UN Human Rights System Summary
2 Human Rights in International and Middle Eastern Systems: Sources and
Contexts International Human Rights: Background Islamic Human Rights:
Sources The Impact of Islamization on Constitutions and Justice The Taliban
Takeover of Afghanistan and Its Aftermath Saudi Arabia Confronts Pressures
for Reforms and Liberalization Summary 3 Islamic Tradition and Muslim
Reactions to Human Rights The Premodern Islamic Heritage Muslim Reactions
to Western Constitutionalism The Persistence of Traditional Priorities and
Values Consequences of Insecure Philosophical Foundations Islamic Human
Rights and Cultural Nationalism Ambivalent Attitudes on Human Rights
Summary 4 Islamic Restrictions on Human Rights Permissible Qualifications
of Rights in International Law Islamic Formulas Limiting Rights
Restrictions in the Iranian Constitution Restrictions in the UIDHR
Restrictions in Other Islamic Human Rights Schemes Islam and Human Rights
in the New Constitutions of Afghanistan and Iraq Summary 5 Discrimination
Against Women and Non-Muslims Equality in the Islamic Legal Tradition
Equality in Islamic Human Rights Schemes Equal Protection in US and
International Law Equal Protection in Islamic Human Rights Schemes Equality
in the New Afghan and Iraqi Constitutions Summary 6 Restrictions on the
Rights of Women Background Islamic Law and Women's Rights Muslim Countries'
Reactions to the Women's Convention Tabandeh's Ideas Mawdudi's Ideas The
UIDHR Islamization in Iran and the Iranian Constitution The al-Azhar Draft
Constitution The Cairo Declaration and the