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Arash Naraghi: What Does the Right to Be Wrong Mean?

Arash Naraghi sees liberalism as a system that recognizes the 'right to be wrong' and does not make rights contingent on the correctness of beliefs. His view differs from Soroush and Kadivar in the basis for determining the limits of tolerance: shared common reason versus religious reasons.

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Arash Naraghi: What Does the Right to Be Wrong Mean?

Arash Naraghi: What Does the Right to Be Wrong Mean?

Abdolkarim Soroush: The Theoretical Foundations of Liberalism (University of Tehran, 1991)

Arash Naraghi's Article: “Liberalism: Individualism or Self-Centeredness?”

Mostafa Malekian's article “A Word on the Nature of the Relationship Between Islam and Liberalism”

Reza Zaman's article “Political Liberalism as an Advocate for the Most Disadvantaged: A Look at the Difference Principle”

Alireza Alavitabar's Article 'Democracy, Liberalism, and Religious New-Thinking'

Zohair Bagheri Typeparast's essay 'A Liberal Approach to Global Injustice and Poverty'