Talk:Dr Mohammed Yeasin Khan’s Rhyme Theme on Human Rights

Dr Mohammed Yeasin Khan: A Champion of Universal Human Rights, A Great Philosopher and A Poet of World Peace Dr Mohammed Yeasin Khan LLB Honours, LLM, PhD, PGDL, Barrister-at-Law (Lincoln's Inn), UK is a champion of universal human rights, a great philosopher and a poet of world peace. His poem ‘Man for Man’, which he has presented as the rhyme theme of his PhD thesis and his New World Peace Doctrine ‘Man for Man Theory of World Peace’, is an excellent expression of his philosophical thought that the world as a whole needs to practice whole heartedly.

‘Peace’ is the ultimate desire of all human beings throughout the globe irrespective of locality, race, religion, gender and colour. But differences and divisions between individuals, groups, classes, regions, states and nations of the world at large is as acute as so many diseases within the body of sick persons lying in hospital beds. It is like that neither the statesmen, nor the politicians, or the social thinkers, are getting any way to prescribe any remedy to get rid of these acute problems.

Dr khan, in his ‘Man for Man Theory of World Peace’, has urged the world community to have a look at every individual of the human society with equal importance and honour which he deserves as his legal rights ‘ipso facto’, irrespective of these being written into the law or constitution of any country.

Dr Khan’s approach towards the world community in his rhyme theme ‘Man for Man’ is so appealing that it not only touches the heart, rather it makes every one’s heart active of singing the song of heavenly love for the whole human kind irrespective any differences and divisions towards achieving a goal of equal honour, love and endless peace in a borderless world.

Dr Khan’s poem ‘Man for Man’ is a psalm of Universal Human Rights and Peace. So, it is not too much to say that by his philosophical thought and rhythmic approach in his rhyme theme ‘Man for Man’, Dr Mohammed Yeasin Khan has appeared as a champion of universal human rights, a great philosopher and a poet of world peace.