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“Fundamental Human Rights in Islam” by Dr. Khalifa Abdul Hakim explores the inherent rights bestowed upon individuals within an Islamic framework, emphasizing the moral and ethical dimensions of these rights as prescribed in the Quran and Sunnah. Dr. Hakim argues that Islam promotes justice, equality, and dignity for all humans, advocating for rights such as freedom of belief, the right to life, and social welfare. He highlights the balance between individual rights and communal responsibilities, suggesting that true fulfillment of human rights in Islam comes from adherence to religious principles and the promotion of a just society.