Alhassanain(p) Network for Heritage and Islamic Thought

The Voice of Human Justice

This book is corrected and edited by Al-Hassanain (p) Institue for Islamic Heritage and Thought

• Publishers' Note
• Preface
• Preface of the first edition of the Arabic version published in 1956
• Arabian Peninsula
• The Coming of the Prophet
• A glance over history
• Notes
• The Prophet and Abu Talib
• The Prophet and Ali
• Note
• Ali is my brother
• Notes
• The attributes of Ali
• Notes
• Knowledge and sagacity of Ali
• Human rights and Ali
• A Difficult Test
• Poverty and its consequences
• Notes
• Conditions prior to Ali
• Notes
• Ruler is one of the people
• Notes
• Freedom and its sources
• Notes
• Individual freedom
• Notes
• Accountability
• Notes
• Helping the needy
• Notes
• Neither fanaticism nor infallibility
• Fanaticism
• Notes
• War and peace
• Combat oppression
• Note
• Administration of Ali
• The Common Man
• The Counsellors
• The Different Classes of People
• The Army
• The Real Guidance
• Chief Justice
• Subordinate Judiciary
• Revenue Administration
• Clerical Establishment
• Trade and Industry
• The Poor
• Open Conferences
• Communion with God
• Aloofness not Desirable
• Nepotism
• Peace and Treaties
• Last Instructions
• U.N. Charter of Human Rights
• Notes
• Value of life and Ali
• Notes
• Conditions prevailing after Ali
• Notes
• The two families of Quraysh
• Note
• Mu`awiya and his successors
• Husayn and Yazid
• Supporters of the two parties
• Notes
• Murderers of Uthman
• The volley of criticism
• What happened to Abu Dharr after his banishment?
• Note
• Facts about Uthman's murder
• Note
• Some false statements
• Note
• A great conspiracy
• Persons Responsible for the Assassination of Uthman
• Revolt against Ali
• God! Be a witness
• Two impostors
• The disaster
• Was it justified?
• The divine will
• Let them mourn