Speech No: Ie-28
Place: Karachi,
Dated: February 25, 2024
Category: Itihad-e-Ummat
Speech By: Prof Dr Hassan Mohi-ud-Din Qadri
Description:
In this insightful lecture, Professor Dr. Hassan Mohiuddin Qadri explores the intellectual and ideological breadth of Islam in the context of the Constitution of Madinah. He explains that the Constitution of Madinah was not merely a historical agreement, but a comprehensive constitutional framework based on human rights, religious freedom, social justice, state responsibility, and interfaith harmony, reflecting Islam’s universal and inclusive vision. Dr. Hassan Qadri highlights that the Constitution of Madinah established a society in which Muslims, Jews, and other communities were recognized as equal citizens under the law, with full protection of life, property, faith, and dignity. He emphasizes that Islam’s political and social philosophy is founded upon dialogue, justice, mutual respect, and coexistence, rather than coercion or intolerance. The lecture further explains how the Constitution of Madinah offers a timeless intellectual model for constitutional governance, democracy, human rights, and social cohesion in the modern world. This video is an essential resource for anyone seeking to understand Islamic constitutional thought, the State of Madinah, and the ideological depth of Islam.
In this insightful lecture, Professor Dr. Hassan Mohiuddin Qadri explores the intellectual and ideological breadth of Islam in the context of the Constitution of Madinah. He explains that the Constitution of Madinah was not merely a historical agreement, but a comprehensive constitutional framework based on human rights, religious freedom, social justice, state responsibility, and interfaith harmony, reflecting Islam’s universal and inclusive vision. Dr. Hassan Qadri highlights that the Constitution of Madinah established a society in which Muslims, Jews, and other communities were recognized as equal citizens under the law, with full protection of life, property, faith, and dignity. He emphasizes that Islam’s political and social philosophy is founded upon dialogue, justice, mutual respect, and coexistence, rather than coercion or intolerance. The lecture further explains how the Constitution of Madinah offers a timeless intellectual model for constitutional governance, democracy, human rights, and social cohesion in the modern world. This video is an essential resource for anyone seeking to understand Islamic constitutional thought, the State of Madinah, and the ideological depth of Islam.
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