Al-Khisht: Issue with deifying human choice in God's name
The article discussed Dr. Mohamed Osman El Khasht's vision of the "Shared and Humanly Different State," which aims to transcend ideological and sectarian conflicts by establishing a state founded on justice and the rights of all, while respecting religious, philosophical, and cultural differences. He emphasized that doctrinal disagreements do not prevent citizens from agreeing on equal rights, and that the role of the state is to uphold justice and protect rights without interfering in private beliefs. He also criticized political fundamentalism, which attributes human effort to the will of God, clarifying that the problem is not religion itself but the deification of human choice in the name of religion. He called for a common reference point for peaceful coexistence through institutions that safeguard diversity. El Khasht proposes the creation of a legal system that guarantees rights and preserves diversity without exclusion, stressing that the project focuses on achieving justice and freedom rather than politicizing religion or excluding it.
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