Muslim civil liberties

Muslim civil liberties refer to the fundamental rights and freedoms that protect individuals within Muslim communities, ensuring they can practice their religion freely and participate in society without discrimination. These liberties include the right to worship, express beliefs, and access education, as well as protection from unjust treatment based on one's faith. In many countries, laws exist to safeguard these rights, although the extent of protection can vary. Promoting understanding and respect for these liberties is essential for social cohesion and harmony between different communities.