How the Quran Says Human Rights Are Important

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[FONT=Söhne]The Quran, the holy book of Islam, serves as the primary source for Muslims in understanding and upholding human rights. Revealed to Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) over 1400 years ago, the Quran provides guidance on harmonious living with God, oneself, and others. Emphasizing the sanctity and value of human rights, the Quran underscores fundamental principles such as the right to life, liberty, security, justice, education, health, and dignity. For Muslims, the Quran stands as an ultimate authority on all aspects of life, including human rights. Islamic teachings promote equality and respect for human rights for both oneself and others. In line with these principles, the Quran encourages Muslims to embrace equal rights for all people. To delve deeper into these teachings, you can explore resources such as [/FONT]QuranEClass[FONT=Söhne], a platform that offers insights into the Quran's wisdom and guidance for a holistic understanding of human rights in Islam[/FONT]