Chibli Mallat is Presidential Professor of Law Emeritus at the University of Utah. Previous publications include The Renewal of Islamic Law (Cambridge,1993), which won the Middle East Studies Association's Albert Hourani Award, Philosophy of Nonviolence (2015), and Democracy Redefined (2025). As the lawyer of the Sadr family, he established the responsibility of Muammar Qaddafi for the disappearance of Musa Sadr in Libya in 1978.

• Musa Sadr: Twelve Texts on Humanism; 1. By way of an autobiography; Part I. Humanism in Islam: Theology and Philosophy: 2. Islam's stewardship of human meanings and values; 3. Islam and human dignity; 4. Islam: authenticity, spirituality, development; 5. With orientalist philosopher Henry Corbin; Part II. Social and Economic Values: 6. The social dimensions of Islam; 7. Labor in Islam; 8. Economic and social justice in Islam: the Islamic world today; Part III. Liberal Values and the Rejection of Violence: Lebanon in Crisis: 9. Freedom alone can preserve freedom; 10. Religion in the service of humanity; 11. Lebanon: a wake-up call; 12. Lebanon and human civilization.

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Chibli Mallat is Presidential Professor of Law Emeritus at the University of Utah. Previous publications include The Renewal of Islamic Law (Cambridge,1993), which won the Middle East Studies Association's Albert Hourani Award, Philosophy of Nonviolence (2015), and Democracy Redefined (2025). As the lawyer of the Sadr family, he established the responsibility of Muammar Qaddafi for the disappearance of Musa Sadr in Libya in 1978.

• Musa Sadr: Twelve Texts on Humanism; 1. By way of an autobiography; Part I. Humanism in Islam: Theology and Philosophy: 2. Islam's stewardship of human meanings and values; 3. Islam and human dignity; 4. Islam: authenticity, spirituality, development; 5. With orientalist philosopher Henry Corbin; Part II. Social and Economic Values: 6. The social dimensions of Islam; 7. Labor in Islam; 8. Economic and social justice in Islam: the Islamic world today; Part III. Liberal Values and the Rejection of Violence: Lebanon in Crisis: 9. Freedom alone can preserve freedom; 10. Religion in the service of humanity; 11. Lebanon: a wake-up call; 12. Lebanon and human civilization.

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Chibli Mallat is Presidential Professor of Law Emeritus at the University of Utah. Previous publications include The Renewal of Islamic Law (Cambridge,1993), which won the Middle East Studies Association's Albert Hourani Award, Philosophy of Nonviolence (2015), and Democracy Redefined (2025). As the lawyer of the Sadr family, he established the responsibility of Muammar Qaddafi for the disappearance of Musa Sadr in Libya in 1978.

• Musa Sadr: Twelve Texts on Humanism; 1. By way of an autobiography; Part I. Humanism in Islam: Theology and Philosophy: 2. Islam's stewardship of human meanings and values; 3. Islam and human dignity; 4. Islam: authenticity, spirituality, development; 5. With orientalist philosopher Henry Corbin; Part II. Social and Economic Values: 6. The social dimensions of Islam; 7. Labor in Islam; 8. Economic and social justice in Islam: the Islamic world today; Part III. Liberal Values and the Rejection of Violence: Lebanon in Crisis: 9. Freedom alone can preserve freedom; 10. Religion in the service of humanity; 11. Lebanon: a wake-up call; 12. Lebanon and human civilization.

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