The Voice of Human Justice

The Voice of Human Justice is a powerful and eloquent tribute to the character, teachings, and legacy of Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib (a), penned by the renowned Christian Lebanese author George Jordac. Written with both passion and scholarly depth, the book explores Imam Ali’s unwavering commitment to justice, equality, and spiritual truth — portraying him not just as a Muslim leader, but as a universal symbol of humanitarian values. Jordac draws upon Nahj al-Balagha, historical records, and Islamic traditions to present a compelling portrait of Imam Ali as a beacon of moral integrity whose voice transcends time and faith.

This work is especially unique in that it comes from the perspective of a non-Muslim thinker deeply moved by the principles embodied by Imam Ali (a). With chapters addressing justice, rights, governance, and freedom, The Voice of Human Justice offers readers a profound look into the life of one of Islam’s greatest figures through the lens of admiration and intellectual inquiry. A must-read for anyone seeking to understand the timeless relevance of Imam Ali’s example in today’s world.