Readership: Students and scholars of Islam, medicine, and biomedical ethics
Abdulaziz Sachedina, Professor of Religious Studies, University of Virginia
1.: CLASH OF UNIVERSALISMS: SECULAR AND RELIGIOUS IN HUMAN RIGHTS 2.: THE NATURE OF ISLAMIC ETHICAL-JURIDICAL DISCOURSE 3.: NATURAL LAW AND KNOWLEDGE OF ETHICAL NECESSITY 4.: THE DIGNITY AND CAPACITIES OF WOMEN AS EQUAL BEARERS OF HUMAN RIGHTS 5.: INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIETY: CLAIMS AND ESPONSIBILITIES 6.: FREEDOM OF RELIGION AND CONSCIENCE: THE FOUNDATION OF PLURALISTIC WORLD ORDER END NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX
