Os direitos humanos universais e os direitos humanos islâmicos: uma análise sobre a influência religiosa na República Islâmica do Irã a partir da revolução de 1979

Abstract

The main objective of this monograph is to investigate the human rights impacts of the 1979 Iranian Islamic Revolution. With an emphasis on Islamic human rights and human rights, it seeks to understand whether the Islamic Revolution of Iran represented a violation of the human rights of the Iranian people or whether it was merely being judged on the basis of Western standards of law. The fact that the country was consolidated as an Islamic Republic contributed to the creation of a complex framework, which is characterized by political, social, ideological and religious conditions conditioned by Sharia law. Through exploratory research, information and knowledge about the subject were raised from different bibliographic materials seeking to understand the subject in question. From the study, it was understood that the interpretation of Islamic human rights is biased, as such an analysis is based on Western perceptions of rights, so it was concluded that the universality of human rights is exclusionary, little encompassing other existing cultures and societies