Routledge Studies In Islam And Human Rights Books

Delve into critical perspectives on human rights within Islamic contexts. This Routledge series offers in-depth analyses of law, ethics, and social justice, sparking vital discussions for scholars and engaged readers alike.

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Routledge Studies In Islam And Human Rights Series in Order:

  1. Islam, Authoritarianism, and Underdevelopment: A Global and Historical Comparison (2012)
  2. Islam and Human Rights: Selected Essays of Abdullahi An-Na'im (2012)
  3. Islam and the Rule of Law: Between Sharia and Secularization (2013)
  4. Gender and Justice in Muslim Cultures (2015)
  5. Islamic Law and Human Rights: The Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt (2015)
  6. Religious Freedom in Egypt Under Mu?ammad Mursi: Between Theory and Practice (2016)
  7. Women and Shari'a Law in Northern Nigeria: A Mission of Transformation (2016)
  8. Islam and Human Rights in Practice: Historical Perspectives across the Muslim World (2017)
  9. Islamic Divorce in North America: A Shari'a Path in a Secular Society (2017)
  10. Islamic Perspectives on the Principles of Humanitarian Action (2017)
  11. Islam, Multiculturalism and the Rule of Law in Contemporary Europe (2018)
  12. Human Rights in Islam: An Introductory Textbook (2019)
  13. Muslim Women's Activism in the Middle East: Between Religion, Feminism, and the State (2019)
  14. Islamic Law and the State in Yemen (2020)
  15. Gender-Based Violence and Muslim Women's Rights in the Middle East and North Africa (2021)
  16. Islam and International Law: From War to Humanitarian Intervention (2021)
  17. Contemporary Islamic Law: An Anthology of Legal Debates (2022)
  18. Human Rights and the Sustainable Development Goals in Muslim Majority Countries: Opportunities and Challenges (2023)
  19. Shari'a Governance, Muslim States and Human Rights: Reassessing the Pakistan Model (2023)