The Voice Of Human Justice - Paperback

The Voice of Human Justice is a landmark work by Lebanese Christian scholar and writer George Jordac, offering a powerful and deeply respectful tribute to Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib—the cousin and son-in-law of Prophet Muhammad, and the first Imam in Shia Islam. Drawing extensively from the Nahj al-Balāgha, a collection of Imam Ali’s sermons, letters, and sayings, Jordac presents a compelling portrait of a leader whose voice, though rooted in 7th-century Arabia, speaks boldly to the moral and political crises of every age.

The book is a rare and courageous bridge between cultures, religions, and philosophies—presenting Ali not as a figure bound to Islamic tradition alone, but as a universal symbol of human dignity and intellectual freedom.

Written originally in Arabic in 1956 and since translated into multiple languages, The Voice of Human Justice remains one of the most widely respected non-Muslim works on Imam Ali. Through elegant prose and sharp historical insight, Jordac’s narrative highlights the timeless relevance of Ali’s message: that justice, compassion, and truth are not bound by creed, but belong to all humanity.