| Content | The second of two volumes of a comprehensive exposition of Islamic political theory by the renowned scholar Ayatullah Muhammad Taqi Misbah Yazdi, which deals with the importance of recognizing Islam as the basis of any just political theory, methods of implementing such a theory by the government, and comparing and contrasting this Islamic system with the system predominant in most Western and secular nations.
Under the statecraft aspect of the Islamic political theory, the topics discussed include:
- Grand Strategies in the Realm of Governance and Implementation
- Special Functions of the State and the Islamic Perspective on Public Participation
- A Perspective on the Distinctive Structure of the Islamic State
- Islamic State and the Observance of Values and Legitimate Freedoms
- A Glance at the Political Hierarchy in the Islamic State
- The Connection between the Absolute Guardianship of the Jurist and the Islamic Government Establishment
- An Examination and Criticism of the Theory of Separation of Powers
- The Exigency of Elucidating the Ideological Position of the Islamic System
- Islam and the Different Forms of Government
- The Position of Islamic Laws and Our System's Superiority to Other Systems
- The Connection between Freedom, and the State and Laws
- The Need for Decisiveness in Implementing the Islamic Ordinances
- A Scrutiny of the Issue of Violence
- The Western Ideas and Beliefs' Confrontation with the Islamic Laws
- An Investigation of the Theory of Relativity of Values and Religious Narratives
- Religious Knowledge: Fiction or True Reflection?
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| This book addresses issues on the status and standing of women, their social, political, and cultural activities, housewifery, art, freedom, lifestyle, natural and acquired rights, and other issues from Islamic point of view.
According to Islam, women and men alike possess the lofty status of humanity because they are both equally human.
The fact that noble Adam ('a) was able to understand the Names and explain them was due to his unique genesis as a human and men and women are equal in this genesis. In general, all extolments in the Quran and Hadith regarding humans encompass both women and men. There is no verse in the Quran that reproaches women for being women.
Therefore, according to Islam and the Quran, men and women are equally human, they are no different in worth, and they possess common responsibilities in managing the society.
HEAVILY SUBSIDIZED BY WWW.ISLAMICTHOUGHT.CO.UK | Topics covered from Nahjul Balagha. 1 Self purification 2 Quran 3 Phenomenon& Noumenon 4 Spirituality 5 Perfect human 6 Natural sciences 7 Remedy for India 8 Humanity 9 Model of education 10 Humanist text
HEAVILY SUBSIDIZED BY WWW.ISLAMICTHOUGHT.CO.UK | This text presents an analysis of polytheism with respect to God and idols, using the Holy Quran as reference. It also studies idolatry with respect to resurrection and refutes that concept logically while explaining the essence of monotheism.
HEAVILY SUBSIDIZED BY WWW.ISLAMICTHOUGHT.CO.UK | This book is result of Shia study circle with young people to improve there lives by eating healthy meals and healthy faith.
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| This is the translation of sections from Martyr Mutahhari's book Sayri dar Nahj al-balaghah. This book consists of seven sections. In the first section the author discusses the two main characteristics of the Nahj al-balaghah; its literary excellence and its multidimensionality, quoted various opinions expressed about Imam Ali's eloquence in general and about the Nahj al-balaghah in particular. In the second section, the author discusses the theological and metaphysical ideas propounded in the Nahj al-balaghah and compared them with the parallel notions familiar to the Muslim mutakallimun and philosophers. The third section deals with ibadah (worship) and its various levels. The fourth section deals with Islamic Government and Social Justice. The fifth, dealing with the controversial issue of caliphate (khilafah) and the superior status of the Ahl al-Bayt (A), has been deleted in this translation. The sixth and the seventh sections discuss the Nahj al-balaghah's ethical teachings, in particular the Islamic Concept of zuhd (abstinence); the meaning of the world (dunya), so often condemned in the Nahj al-balaghah; and the meaning of the contradiction between the world and the hereafter, which is also recurring theme.
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