التمييز العنصري و أسبابه في ضوء الشريعة الإسلامية و الاتفاقيات الدولية

Abstract EN

This research is an attempt to find out the seriousness of racial discrimination in society, and it focuses on the fact that racial discrimination is hated, ostracized, and fought in Islamic law, and that Islam has for many years fought those who practice this racial discrimination against others, and stood against arbitrariness, injustice, tyranny, and discrimination between people, peoples and tribes, and declared that people are equal in rights are like the teeth of a comb, and the more Islam is a ruler, the rights of people are preserved, and racial discrimination is less.

Islam came and equated a Qurashi master, Bilal an Abyssinian, Persian Salman, a roman Suhaib, a Kurdish and Japanese....

thus, there was no war in the history of Islam and Muslims on the grounds of racial discrimination arising from differences in color, race and gender.

as for the areas where Islam was not a ruler ; we see dirty examples of inhuman practices, whether with Muslims or with others, because there is a spirit of racism in that place and time, as the Europeans did to Muslims in Andalusia and other European circles, and as the communists did during seventy years towards the Muslims of Tajikistan, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, and Chechnya.

what we have seen of the heinous crimes in Yugoslavia with the Bosnians and Albania ; because they belong to Islam for no other reason, or what the Hindus did against the Muslims of Jammu and Kashmir, and what was done to the Muslims of Burma.

this injustice was not limited to Muslims due to their different religion and religiosity, but it transgressed against peoples due to their different nationalities, that is, simply because he is Persian, Kurdish or Turkish, he is persecuted.

under the pretext of belonging to a different nationalism.

this research also strengthens Islamic principles by listing internationally agreed clauses in combating racial discrimination, whether Islamic, European or international and it appears through these clauses that Islamic law has preceded all international and regional laws and charters to develop programmed strategies to combat racial discrimination.