… , and the virtuous state must be grounded on justice, it is the ruler of the virtuous state who
… of justice and the enemy of oppression and injustice: He should by nature be fond of justice …

… Moreover, the shaPī character of siy the notion of justice just discussed, t substantive details.
Formally, like th are premised as pregiven power and a means of administration and the …

… The discussed Islamic principles are mostly related to purposeful human life (the … of justice,
prosperity and security). The basic principles of citizenship and urban development in Islamic …

… ’s aim of his ‘virtuous city’, which was also justice, but in Farabi’s city justice was a means to
… justice was a goal in itself. He was not always entirely clear in what he meant by justice, as …

… this is not quite the case if we consider islamic utopianism. impounded by imagination, and
… utopia is a dirty word today. When a suggestion, an idea or a person is described as utopian, …

… on those Islamic philosophers, who came after him unless it has its origin with him. He is the
most Islamic … In the world of Utopia all human dreams of justice and happiness are achieved. …

… Religions generally claim to bring justice and equality for all … Paradise or Heaven as a utopia
which reflects the impeccable … city in hand, we only compare the Islamic and Christian cities …

… a champion of justice and a liberator … cities during Muhammad and after him. Therefore,
one may conclude that the Alexandrian utopia was superior to the cities managed under Islamic …

… and govern their communities with righteousness and justice, as dictated by religion. Only
a regime whose implementation of law is based on true justice can function in line with the …