Islamic democracy
Islamic democracy is a political ideology that seeks to apply Islamic principles to public policy within a democratic framework. Islamic political theory specifies three basic features of an Islamic democracy: leaders must be elected by the people, subject to sharia and committed to practicing "shura", a special form of consultation practiced by Prophet Muhammad, which one can find in various hadiths, with their community. Countries which fulfil the three basic features include Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan and Malaysia. Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates are examples of countries that do not adhere to the principles of Islamic democracy despite being Islamic countries, as these countries do not hold elections. The expression of Islamic democracy is different in the Muslim majo
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Islamic democracy
Islamic democracy is a political ideology that seeks to apply Islamic principles to public policy within a democratic framework. Islamic political theory specifies three basic features of an Islamic democracy: leaders must be elected by the people, subject to sharia and committed to practicing "shura", a special form of consultation practiced by Prophet Muhammad, which one can find in various hadiths, with their community. Countries which fulfil the three basic features include Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan and Malaysia. Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates are examples of countries that do not adhere to the principles of Islamic democracy despite being Islamic countries, as these countries do not hold elections. The expression of Islamic democracy is different in the Muslim majo
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Islamic democracy is a politic ...... owing to the Sunni–Shia split.
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La democrazia islamica è una i ...... unisi o a Giacarta o a Beirut.
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Se conoce como democracia islá ...... nte y a otros cargos públicos.
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الديمقراطية كلمة إغريقية (δημο ...... منهما نظامين مستقلين بذاتهما.
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伊斯蘭民主主义(英语:Islamic democracy), ...... 直到遜尼派與什葉派分裂的初期,政治上仍然有著民主參與的前例。
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Islamic democracy is a politic ...... s different in the Muslim majo
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La democrazia islamica è una i ...... ca pur avendo l'islam come rel
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Se conoce como democracia islá ...... ón inherentemente democrática.
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الديمقراطية كلمة إغريقية (δημο ...... منهما نظامين مستقلين بذاتهما.
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伊斯蘭民主主义(英语:Islamic democracy), ...... 直到遜尼派與什葉派分裂的初期,政治上仍然有著民主參與的前例。
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Democracia islámica
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Democrazia islamica
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Islamic democracy
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ديمقراطية إسلامية
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伊斯蘭民主主義
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