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Beyond Anthropocentrism: Reinterpreting Islamic Legal Ethics through Transspecies Rights and Ecological Jurisprudence
Contemporary Islamic legal discourse predominantly adheres to an anthropocentric paradigm, marginalizing the moral and legal status of non-human entities. This study critically interrogates the philosophical and normative foundations of Islamic legal ethics by expanding the rights discourse through
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