The Medina Treaty from the ethnicity perspective
The Medina Treaty is the first written constitution in the world, formulated in the effort to manage and arrange the way the pluralistic society lives. The people in Medina comprise of a diversity of races, tribes and religions so they require laws that can be collectively agreed upon and accepted....
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my.umk.eprints.73492022-05-23T09:57:31Z http://discol.umk.edu.my/id/eprint/7349/ The Medina Treaty from the ethnicity perspective Embong, Zaleha Musa, Nik Yusri Muslim, Nazri The Medina Treaty is the first written constitution in the world, formulated in the effort to manage and arrange the way the pluralistic society lives. The people in Medina comprise of a diversity of races, tribes and religions so they require laws that can be collectively agreed upon and accepted. Upon the awareness that the ethnic diversity of a country needs to be managed the best way possible, the treaty serves to be the best model to manage this diversity. Before the emergence of Islam, the people of Medina did not have a proper political system and the people live in segregation and groups. Their lives are based on a profound group or kabilah (tribal) system and a high spirit of ethnicity so much so that they were willing to fight with each other and kill each other because of trivial matters. The Medina treaty formulated by the Nabi Muhammad SAW had successfully united this diverse society. In the Medina treaty, the Prophet had acknowledged the value of ethnicity. The strength of this value had successfully built strong ties among the pluralistic society in Medina. IAEME 2018 Indexed Article NonPeerReviewed text en http://discol.umk.edu.my/id/eprint/7349/1/THE_MEDINA_TREATY_FROM_THE_ETHNICITY_PER%20%281%29.pdf Embong, Zaleha and Musa, Nik Yusri and Muslim, Nazri (2018) The Medina Treaty from the ethnicity perspective. International Journal of Civil Engineering and Technology, 9 (3). pp. 1037-1048. ISSN 9766308 https://www.iaeme.com/ijciet/issues.asp?VType=9&IType=3&JType=IJCIET&PageNumber=3 |
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The Medina Treaty is the first written constitution in the world, formulated in the effort to manage and arrange the way the pluralistic society lives. The people in Medina comprise of a diversity of races, tribes and religions so they require laws that can be collectively agreed upon and accepted. Upon the awareness that the ethnic diversity of a country needs to be managed the best way possible, the treaty serves to be the best model to manage this diversity. Before the emergence of Islam, the people of Medina did not have a proper political system and the people live in segregation and groups. Their lives are based on a profound group or kabilah (tribal) system and a high spirit of ethnicity so much so that they were willing to fight with each other and kill each other because of trivial matters. The Medina treaty formulated by the Nabi Muhammad SAW had successfully united this diverse society. In the Medina treaty, the Prophet had acknowledged the value of ethnicity. The strength of this value had successfully built strong ties among the pluralistic society in Medina. |
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