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Islam is the religion of pure natural disposition, reason, knowledge, wisdom, proof, freedom, independence, social, political, and economic reform, and women’s rights.
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The quote presents Islam as aligned with human nature, clear reasoning, knowledge, wisdom, and evidence. It also describes Islam as supporting freedom and independence, along with reform in social, political, and economic life. The final phrase specifically includes women’s rights, making the statement a broad description of religious, intellectual, personal, and public values.
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- International Institute of Islamic Thought, *Maqāṣid as Philosophy of Islamic Law*
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