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Al-Kitab National University / College of Law / Department of International and Diplomatic Relations
Abstract
Although the thinkers differ in a specific definition of citizenship, between them is a relationship that links a relationship between two parties and within the homeland, and a difference between individuals with feeling, and there are (natural) rights and acquired rights whose roots are rooted roots are roots roots are roots are roots are roots, despite their appearance, despite Different Islamic and Arab ideas about the concept of the concept and its intellectual implications.
Hamed,W M and Salih,A R . (2021). CITIZENSHIP IN THE THOUGHT OF CONTEMPORARY ARAB AND ISLAMIC POLITICAL CURRENTS. Journal of college of Law for Legal and Political Sciences, 10(issue 39 part 2), 423-448.
MLA
Hamed,W M , and Salih,A R . "CITIZENSHIP IN THE THOUGHT OF CONTEMPORARY ARAB AND ISLAMIC POLITICAL CURRENTS", Journal of college of Law for Legal and Political Sciences, 10, issue 39 part 2, 2021, 423-448.
HARVARD
Hamed W M, Salih A R. (2021). 'CITIZENSHIP IN THE THOUGHT OF CONTEMPORARY ARAB AND ISLAMIC POLITICAL CURRENTS', Journal of college of Law for Legal and Political Sciences, 10(issue 39 part 2), pp. 423-448.
CHICAGO
W M Hamed and A R Salih, "CITIZENSHIP IN THE THOUGHT OF CONTEMPORARY ARAB AND ISLAMIC POLITICAL CURRENTS," Journal of college of Law for Legal and Political Sciences, 10 issue 39 part 2 (2021): 423-448,
VANCOUVER
Hamed W M, Salih A R. CITIZENSHIP IN THE THOUGHT OF CONTEMPORARY ARAB AND ISLAMIC POLITICAL CURRENTS. Journal of college of Law for Legal and Political Sciences. 2021;10(issue 39 part 2):423-448.
