“Which is regarded as the first human charter in history?”

"Meesaq-e-Madina established in 622 CE is considered the first human charter outlining a social contract for the diverse community of Medina under Prophet Muhammad. It promoted mutual respect rights and responsibilities among Muslims Jews and others setting a precedent for inclusive governance. In social welfare this charter informs principles of equity and community cohesion guiding modern policies on diversity and inclusion. Its historical significance underscores the importance of collaborative frameworks in building just societies relevant to contemporary social welfare practices."