Jacques Rousseaus theory of law and Civil state and Muslim Democracy

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Exploring the social injustices of 18th century France, Rousseau critiques the inequalities inherent within the three estates, particularly highlighting the burdens faced by the third estate. His theories on law and the civil state aim to reform governance by addressing the imbalance where the weak suffer under the strong. Influenced by Hobbes and Locke, Rousseau seeks to reveal the true nature of humanity by examining society as a construct, stripping away the superficial traits imposed by socialization.