Democracy in Islam

The Akkad provides in this book a definition and analysis of the principles of democracy in Islam, in various areas of life, economic, social, legislative, and political. The Islamic Sharia was a forerunner to the report of humanitarian democracy as a right for a person that enables him to choose his ruler, and the code in the end reaches that Islamic democracy is characterized by the principles of principles And ends that give a comprehensive vision, helping to get out of the narrow format to the human formula. And Al -Akkad is Abbas Mahmoud Al -Akkad; A writer, poet, historian, and Egyptian philosopher, who devoted his life to literature, as he is a journalist who has many articles, and his star shined in modern Arabic literature, and reached a high rank. Al -Akkad was born in Aswan Governorate in 1889, in a simple family. He has composed more than a hundred books, and the books of genius are one of its most famous books. He died in 1964, leaving behind a dirty literary inheritance.