11 Facts About Islamic Declaration

Islamic Declaration is an essay written by Alija Izetbegovic, republished in 1990 in Sarajevo, SR Bosnia and Herzegovina, SFR Yugoslavia.

Islamic Declaration views the Islamic movement as moral rather than political, and defines it is an ideological avant-garde:.

Izetbegovic wrote that an Islamic Declaration government is not possible except in the context of an Islamic Declaration society, which can exist only when the absolute majority of the population is constituted by sincere and practicing Muslims.

Islamic Declaration cautioned that Islam is one thing and the historical record of Muslims another.

Islamic Declaration stated the renaissance would follow "from the principles and nature of Islam and not the dismal facts characteristics of Muslim world today".

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In one of the theses for an Islamic Declaration order today we have stated that it is a natural function of the Islamic Declaration order to gather all Muslims and Muslim communities throughout the world into one.

Izetbegovic's approach to Islamic Declaration law seems to be open since he thinks that Muslims do not have to be bound by past interpretations.

Islamic Declaration order envisaged in it endeavours to prohibit "alcoholic intoxication of the people", public and secret prostitution, all forms of pornography, casinos, night and dancing clubs as well as other forms of entertainment incompatible with Islamic Declaration moral precepts.

Non-Muslim minorities within the confines of an Islamic Declaration state, provided they are loyal, enjoy religious liberties and all protection.

Izetbegovic himself insisted many times that the statements about the creation of an Islamic Declaration state were hypothetical and were not to be the applied to the situation in Bosnia.

Islamic Declaration designated Pakistan as a model country to be emulated by Muslim revolutionaries worldwide.