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The Islamic state /

Publisher:	London : Minhaj-ul-Quran International, 2006.
Edition/Format:	Book : English.
Summary:	The Islamic State rejects ISIS, Khilafah political system by eradicating misconceptions about Khilafah (Caliphate). This small booklet explains the political systems available and why Islam has allowed joining the political and democratic systems of today. In fact, Islam is the founder and promoter of true democracy. In order for a civilisation to advance and prosper wherever it may be and whoever it may consist of, it is vital for its political system to be fair, effective and systematic. The prevalent political systems available to the world today are Democracy, Communism and the Islamic State commonly referred to as the Khilafah (Caliphate). There are many things in common between these systems. The majority of countries today are divided between being Western democracies or Muslim countries, although there might not be a single Muslim country which can be said to have the Islamic political system fully established. This booklet clarifies misconceptions which have come to light in regards to the Islamic political system, particularly in the West.  Read more...
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