ISLAM AND FREEDOM: PHILOSOPHICAL AND PRACTICAL ASPECTS
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https://doi.org/10.69691/c9e4dh78Keywords:
Islamic teachings, freedom, religious freedom, personal freedom, social responsibility, Quran, Hadith, Islamic philosophy, tolerance, human rights, political freedom, social justice.Abstract
This article examines the idea of freedom in Islamic teachings. The study highlights the personal, religious, and social aspects of freedom and identifies their role in society and state governance. It shows that the idea of freedom in Islam is closely related to moral responsibility and interfaith tolerance. The article offers a scientific approach to harmonizing freedom in Islam with the requirements of the new era.
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