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The Revolutionary Islam and the Islamic Revolution/ A. Ezzati

By:

Ezzat, Abdul-Fazl

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Tehran The Ministry of islamic Guidance 1981Description: 248 pSubject(s):

DDC classification:

297.44 EZZ

Summary: Ezzati’s The Revolutionary Islam and the Islamic Revolution explores Islam as a dynamic force of social and political change. The author examines how Islamic principles inspire revolutionary movements and provide a framework for justice, equality, and resistance against oppression. Focusing on both historical and contemporary contexts, the book highlights the ideological foundations of Islamic revolutions and their impact on Muslim societies. It underscores Islam’s transformative role in shaping governance, law, and socio-political reforms.

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Ezzati’s The Revolutionary Islam and the Islamic Revolution explores Islam as a dynamic force of social and political change. The author examines how Islamic principles inspire revolutionary movements and provide a framework for justice, equality, and resistance against oppression. Focusing on both historical and contemporary contexts, the book highlights the ideological foundations of Islamic revolutions and their impact on Muslim societies. It underscores Islam’s transformative role in shaping governance, law, and socio-political reforms.

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