Islam Leads Life (book)

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'''Islam Leads Life''' (in Arabic: [[:fa:الاسلام_یقود_الحیاة_(کتاب)|الاسلام یقود الحیاة]]) is an Arabic book, authored by [[Sayyid Muhammad-Bāqir al-Ṣadr|Sayyid Muhammad Baqir Sadr]], containing Islamic views about the Islamic government. This book is a compilation of six articles written by him in response to the questions of some Lebanese scholars about the laws of Islam regarding the government established by ~~Imam~~ Khomeini in Iran. The author believed in the necessity of establishing an Islamic government by human beings as God’s vicegerents on earth, and the supervisory role of jurists as representatives of the Sharia. Ṣadr explained their duties and laid out the Islamic economic program in line with governance.

'''Islam Leads Life''' (in Arabic: [[:fa:الاسلام_یقود_الحیاة_(کتاب)|الاسلام یقود الحیاة]]) is an Arabic book, authored by [[Sayyid Muhammad-Bāqir al-Ṣadr|Sayyid Muhammad Baqir Sadr]], containing Islamic views about the Islamic government. This book is a compilation of six articles written by him in response to the questions of some Lebanese scholars about the laws of Islam regarding the government established by [[Sayyid Ruhollah Musavi Khomeini]] in Iran. The author believed in the necessity of establishing an Islamic government by human beings as God’s vicegerents on earth, and the supervisory role of jurists as representatives of the Sharia. Ṣadr explained their duties and laid out the Islamic economic program in line with governance.

Muhammad~~-Bāqir al-Ṣadr~~ believed that Islam’s economic program is derived from components that the religion has proposed as the wisdom behind fixed rules, and that laws should be determined based on these components. This author believed that the economic system of Islam is different to other economic systems in the world and that the bank plays an important role in economic development. Ṣadr considered the capitalist system of banking as facing many problems and therefore believed that the bank should be used for constructing an Islamic economy, according to the instructions of Islam.

Sayyid Muhammad Baqir Sadr believed that Islam’s economic program is derived from components that the religion has proposed as the wisdom behind fixed rules, and that laws should be determined based on these components. This author believed that the economic system of Islam is different to other economic systems in the world and that the bank plays an important role in economic development. Ṣadr considered the capitalist system of banking as facing many problems and therefore believed that the bank should be used for constructing an Islamic economy, according to the instructions of Islam.

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-'''Islam Leads Life''' (in Arabic: [[:fa:الاسلام_یقود_الحیاة_(کتاب)|الاسلام یقود الحیاة]]) is an Arabic book, authored by [[Sayyid Muhammad-Bāqir al-Ṣadr|Sayyid Muhammad Baqir Sadr]], containing Islamic views about the Islamic government. This book is a compilation of six articles written by him in response to the questions of some Lebanese scholars about the laws of Islam regarding the government established by Imam Khomeini in Iran. The author believed in the necessity of establishing an Islamic government by human beings as God’s vicegerents on earth, and the supervisory role of jurists as representatives of the Sharia. Ṣadr explained their duties and laid out the Islamic economic program in line with governance.
+'''Islam Leads Life''' (in Arabic: [[:fa:الاسلام_یقود_الحیاة_(کتاب)|الاسلام یقود الحیاة]]) is an Arabic book, authored by [[Sayyid Muhammad-Bāqir al-Ṣadr|Sayyid Muhammad Baqir Sadr]], containing Islamic views about the Islamic government. This book is a compilation of six articles written by him in response to the questions of some Lebanese scholars about the laws of Islam regarding the government established by [[Sayyid Ruhollah Musavi Khomeini]] in Iran. The author believed in the necessity of establishing an Islamic government by human beings as God’s vicegerents on earth, and the supervisory role of jurists as representatives of the Sharia. Ṣadr explained their duties and laid out the Islamic economic program in line with governance.
-Muhammad-Bāqir al-Ṣadr believed that Islam’s economic program is derived from components that the religion has proposed as the wisdom behind fixed rules, and that laws should be determined based on these components. This author believed that the economic system of Islam is different to other economic systems in the world and that the bank plays an important role in economic development. Ṣadr considered the capitalist system of banking as facing many problems and therefore believed that the bank should be used for constructing an Islamic economy, according to the instructions of Islam.
+Sayyid Muhammad Baqir Sadr believed that Islam’s economic program is derived from components that the religion has proposed as the wisdom behind fixed rules, and that laws should be determined based on these components. This author believed that the economic system of Islam is different to other economic systems in the world and that the bank plays an important role in economic development. Ṣadr considered the capitalist system of banking as facing many problems and therefore believed that the bank should be used for constructing an Islamic economy, according to the instructions of Islam.
 ==Introduction and structure report==

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