The Right to Education Work and Welfare in Islam (Fundamental Rights and Liberties in Islam series) By Mohammed Hashim Kamali

The Right to Education Work and Welfare in Islam (Fundamental Rights and Liberties in Islam series) By Mohammed Hashim Kamali

• ISBN: 9781903682593
  
• Author: Mohammed Hashim Kamali
  
• Book Binding: Paperback
  
• Pages: 294
  
• Size: 6 x 9 inch
  
• Publication: 2010
  

About This Book:

"The Right to Education Work and Welfare in Islam," by Mohammed Hashim Kamali, jumps into the Islamic viewpoint on three basic rights: training, work, and government assistance. As indicated by Kamali, Islam concedes these privileges to all individuals, no matter what their starting point.

Here is a summation of the book's items:

The Right to Schooling:

"The Right to Education Work and Welfare in Islam" Kamali accentuates the worth of training in both individual and local area development. He guarantees that Islam effectively upholds instruction and puts a high need on data and learning.

The Option to Work:

Work, as indicated by Kamali, is both a right and an ethical constraint. He features its importance in achieving independence and keeping up with human respect. In The Right to Education Work and Welfare in Islam, he dives into the thoughts of reasonableness, equity, and empathy as they apply to Islamic hard-working attitudes.

The Right to Government assistance:

As per Kamali, government assistance is a fundamental right settled to safeguard the prosperity of individuals out of luck, prominently poor people and distraught. He accentuates Islamic ceremonies like zakat (almsgiving) and sadaqah (intentional cause) as means for keeping up with individuals' prosperity.

The Right to Training:

Work, and Government Assistance in Islam" is a great asset for anyone with any interest in advancing additional about these fundamental freedoms according to an Islamic point of view. Kamali's "The Right to Education Work and Welfare in Islam" is entirely explored and offers a careful evaluation of Islam's perspectives on schooling, work, and government assistance.