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Exploring the foundations of Islamic law, the book delves into the interplay between shari'a, fatwas, and fiqh, highlighting their role in shaping moral conduct among believers. It critiques the integration of Islamic law into state governance, arguing that it often lacks a human-centered ethical framework. Additionally, it examines the post-colonial conception of an Islamic state as influenced by European totalitarian models. The author advocates for a broader understanding of fundamental rights, distinguishing them from contextual and mutable rights.