Islam respects human rights better than other religions

Some certain so-called human rights bodies are still blaming the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) for ignoring human rights or at least failing to fully implement them, after its resumption of power more than two years ago. What is being implemented by the Islamic Emirate in Afghanistan, is not beyond what is implemented in other Islamic countries; Sharia Hoodud or the rule of punishment. Implementation of the Islamic sharia law never violates human rights and vice versa, it is in the favor of a Muslim nation who are living under the shadow of an Islamic system. However, it has its own conditions and standards that how they should be implemented. As said in the Islamic sharia, in Qisas (retribution), there is a life and when it is implemented on a murderer, it would help the life of others to be saved and it, for example, will be a lesson and an example to others to avoid shedding the blood of others; particularly their Muslim brothers. Also, justice would be applied, when sharia law is implemented in the society and improves security and stability in the country, as most of the world (non-Muslim) countries are approximately insecure, because of not using such constructive rules as implemented in the Islamic society. The main aim of an Islamic system is to institutionalize human rights by valuing them and distinguishing them from immoralities and what is against the main human value. Some certain so-called human rights activists are not actually working for the rights of humans; women or girls, but they want to indirectly meddle in our internal affairs and disturb relations between the Islamic system and the international community. In Saudi Arabia, the Islamic Republic of Iran and other Islamic countries, Islamic Hoodud; the rule of punishment is mostly implemented and those threatening the security of the people and the country, are persecuted, arrested, taken to jails or punished in accordance with the Islamic sharia law, but no one criticize or blame them for violating human rights. So, this is clear that there are some certain human rights bodies who are seeking excuses to pave the way for their interferences in the internal affairs of the country and want to create obstacles before the implementation of the Islamic law. Let us work for our own values, our own accepted and honorable traditions and most importantly for the implementation of our Islamic values instead of following and imitating the subversive lifestyle of others. Let us work to prevent the import of commonplace culture from non-Muslim countries and do our best to protect our Islamic values and principles and say “No” to any of the world’s negative ethics that violate the main traditions of our Muslim nation.