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Title (تفسیر تیسیر القرآن اور تفہیم القرآن میں سیاسی مسائل (تقابلی جائزہ

Author(s) Usman Khan

Abstract Islam is the final religion of Allah Almighty and it is meant to guide all the people of all the times till the Day of Judgment. Islam has taken all the needs and changes of the time and conditions into consideration and it gives basic principles, in the light of which the time to time needs and changes are addresses. Islam is not a kind of religion which promotes isolation or asks its followers to live indifferent to others. The world has changed very rapidly and to a great extent in about last one hundred years. These changes have influenced the Muslim world as well and Muslim scholars have highlighted Islamic values in term of the new developments. The structure and the characteristics of state and government has remained one of the most vital subjects of all times. Modern day scholars have also highlighted the structure and the characteristics of state and government having various approaches. This research contains a comparative study of the political thought of Mūlānā Abū Al ‘Alā Mūdūdī and Mūlānā ‘Abdul Raḥmān Kilānī. The study has given a detailed comparison of between the opinions of both the scholars in terms of structure of a modern day welfare state and its vital features. The study has compared and analyzed the thoughts of both the authors of two different interpretations of the Holy Book on various related issue such as Caliphate and its diverse kinds, prerequisites for a Caliph, modern day politics, the state responsibilities, the value and status of vote, democracy and Theo-democracy, monarchy and communism etc. Similarities and dissimilarities were found in the opinion of the two scholars. This research dissertation ends with few findings, results and recommendations.

Type Thesis/Dissertation MS

Faculty Social Sciences

Department Islamic thought & Culture

Language Urdu

Publication Date 2020-06-16

Subject Islamic Studies

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