The Extent of the Government's Economic and Social Commitments in the Liberal Thought Approach

Citizenship or public and citizenship rights are a set of civil, political, social and economic rights that a person enjoys as a citizen of a state. The design of the dimensions of citizenship rights, in particular as it relates to the state, is closely linked to our theoretical foundations and our conception of 'people's position'. Citizenship is a broad set of political, economic, social, and cultural rights that focuses on citizens' duties and responsibilities to the state and society. The Islamic view in this regard is fundamentally different from other law schools. Citizenship is a legal status defined by civil, political, social, economic and cultural rights. In this sense, a citizen is a person who has the right to act within the meaning of the Freedom of Law and has the right to claim legal protection. Social life and the formation of government in society have requirements that require the interaction of the state and the nation. The fundamental views and foundations of public law in each country, in addition to explaining the formation and legitimacy of government, also regulate the relationship between government and the people. The Study of Citizenship Although the rights and duties of the people towards the community or the government are addressed under various headings, including the rights of the state to the people