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29:47Now PlayingDuring a sermon in Dearborn, Michigan, Islamic preacher Ali Hassan delivered a provocative critique of the Western conception of human rights, claiming that the principles enshrined in the Geneva Conventions and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights were derived from Islamic teachings. Hassan, addressing the largest Muslim community in the U.S., stated, "The oldest definition – the oldest place – of what is human rights was found in the Hadith – not 75 years ago, not after World War II, but when the Prophet Muhammad came to us." He controversially asserted that American capitalism is the biggest terrorist threat today and dismissed LGBT rights as non-essential, calling them "civil rights, but they are not human rights." This bold stance highlights a deep cultural and ideological divide on the interpretation of human rights and their origins.
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