The rule of law derives its legitimacy from citizens and protects their rights

This page is no longer an active structure. The atoms that once composed it do not, together, produce a new configuration that is not already present in each of them separately.

Read instead

• The modern political crisis requires distinguishing religion from ideological instrumentalization and building civic legitimacy

Original atoms

• The rule of law protects civil rights
• The legitimacy of the rule of law comes from citizens
• Modern civil contract has historically been unknown in Islamic societies

Reason for redirection

The relationship between the atoms is one of direct aggregation, without tension or a conceptual shift that would require a separate structure page.