SynopsisSocial Justice and Human Rights in Islam lays emphasis on the revival of true Islamic form of social justice and human rights form the beginning to present day. Rights and justice are the most important constitutional principles which have been confirmed both in the Qur'an and the Hadith. Both these concepts as formulated in Islam, are comprehensive and encompass all aspects of human life which governs all kinds of relations in life. It is insufficient to say that Islam should have been a living force in the past and it has produced a well-constructed and balanced society in the time of the Prophet and in the age of the Caliphate. Since that time, there have been immense changes in human life. There have been material changes on the Earth and in its power relative to man. All these points have been carefully discussed in this book.
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Nand Kishore Singh was born in Patna and was educated at St Stephen’s College and Delhi School of Economics. He was a lecturer at St Stephen’s College before he joined the Bihar cadre of the Indian Administrative Service. In his career as a civil servant, N.K. Singh has held several key positions in the ministry of commerce and industry of his home cadre and the finance ministry at the centre. Most recently, he served as deputy chairman of the Bihar State Planning Commission, guiding his home state through a rapid acceleration of development. N.K. Singh currently lives in Delhi and Patna with his wife and three children.
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