What is Democracy in Islam, how democracy works, like what ingrediants needed? Please elaborate Pros
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ohmein jee ghuddaron nu chitrole dilavar phai jee!
لیکن تھانو اے گل من ڑی پے گی کے مشرف یا اس تو پہلے انڑ الے فوجیاں دے کول بھوت بڑا موقع سی پاکستانی سیاسی سیسٹم دی صفائی دا. لیکن عنان نے آپڑی خود غرضی اور طاقت دے نشے تو باہر نہ انڑ لئے اسی فرسودہ سیسٹم دے ڈال کمپرومیز کیتا اور اس طرح پاکستان دی تباہی اچ حصہ دار بڑے
tussi such bohlde hoon paajee , oh mein kaya SANU KEE furq painda hae badshahoe!
Zaidi Qasim
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Musa A Khan
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Musa A Khan
Banned
مشرف کی اصل اوکات جوتے کے نیچے ہے
Is democracy unIslamic?
Sorry sorry sorry sorry
Re: Is democracy unIslamic?
Is democracy an Islamic concept or not? For those who say it is a western concept only thing i ask is what is the difference between the rule of the first four rightly guided caliphs and the ones who came after turning the caliphacy into a kingship. If the later was a kingship then what was the former. A nascent form of Islamic democracy? Mankind has only two choices one is kingship and another being democracy. Sure the king can be benevolent but will his sons or their sons share the same trait? The idea of separation between the religion and the state is an idea of secular democracy that has its roots in the west. A religious democracy on the other hand which we should strive to achieve is a relatively new concept that has its roots in the nascent democracy of the first four rightly guided caliphs. The future of Islam depends on this concept. In the wider Muslim world lack of democracy has led to Muslims states ignoring the plight of their brethren in need. Dictators and kings have personal needs that is not synonymous with the needs of their people whereas the people hearts beat with their brethren. Only when democracy or Islamic democracy has triumphed all over the world will the Islamic world rise to state of power and authority in the world where its voice matters and others are forced to listen and act upon what it has to say.
Sorry sorry sorry sorry
Re: Is democracy unIslamic?
Is democracy an Islamic concept or not? For those who say it is a western concept only thing i ask is what is the difference between the rule of the first four rightly guided caliphs and the ones who came after turning the caliphacy into a kingship. If the later was a kingship then what was the former. A nascent form of Islamic democracy? Mankind has only two choices one is kingship and another being democracy. Sure the king can be benevolent but will his sons or their sons share the same trait? The idea of separation between the religion and the state is an idea of secular democracy that has its roots in the west. A religious democracy on the other hand which we should strive to achieve is a relatively new concept that has its roots in the nascent democracy of the first four rightly guided caliphs. The future of Islam depends on this concept. In the wider Muslim world lack of democracy has led to Muslims states ignoring the plight of their brethren in need. Dictators and kings have personal needs that is not synonymous with the needs of their people whereas the people hearts beat with their brethren. Only when democracy or Islamic democracy has triumphed all over the world will the Islamic world rise to state of power and authority in the world where its voice matters and others are forced to listen and act upon what it has to say.
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Phoenix112
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Re: Is democracy unIslamic?
Is democracy an Islamic concept or not? For those who say it is a western concept only thing i ask is what is the difference between the rule of the first four rightly guided caliphs and the ones who came after turning the caliphacy into a kingship. If the later was a kingship then what was the former. A nascent form of Islamic democracy? Mankind has only two choices one is kingship and another being democracy. Sure the king can be benevolent but will his sons or their sons share the same trait? The idea of separation between the religion and the state is an idea of secular democracy that has its roots in the west. A religious democracy on the other hand which we should strive to achieve is a relatively new concept that has its roots in the nascent democracy of the first four rightly guided caliphs. The future of Islam depends on this concept. In the wider Muslim world lack of democracy has led to Muslims states ignoring the plight of their brethren in need. Dictators and kings have personal needs that is not synonymous with the needs of their people whereas the people hearts beat with their brethren. Only when democracy or Islamic democracy has triumphed all over the world will the Islamic world rise to state of power and authority in the world where its voice matters and others are forced to listen and act upon what it has to say.
Is democracy an Islamic concept or not? For those who say it is a western concept only thing i ask is what is the difference between the rule of the first four rightly guided caliphs and the ones who came after turning the caliphacy into a kingship. If the later was a kingship then what was the former. A nascent form of Islamic democracy? Mankind has only two choices one is kingship and another being democracy. Sure the king can be benevolent but will his sons or their sons share the same trait? The idea of separation between the religion and the state is an idea of secular democracy that has its roots in the west. A religious democracy on the other hand which we should strive to achieve is a relatively new concept that has its roots in the nascent democracy of the first four rightly guided caliphs. The future of Islam depends on this concept. In the wider Muslim world lack of democracy has led to Muslims states ignoring the plight of their brethren in need. Dictators and kings have personal needs that is not synonymous with the needs of their people whereas the people hearts beat with their brethren. Only when democracy or Islamic democracy has triumphed all over the world will the Islamic world rise to state of power and authority in the world where its voice matters and others are forced to listen and act upon what it has to say.
Phoenix112
Councller (250+ posts)
NasNY
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: Is democracy unIslamic?
Soveringnity belongs to Allah,
Any system and institution under the Oneness of God and Quran as the final authority, is acceptable.
Any system of governance that moves things forward in a smooth way, providing justice and necessity for all.
At the time of the rashidun, a system was in place where governors were appointed, under them were tax collectors and service providers for the poor, an economic system, farming system , management of labor.
Today everyone thinks Khalifat means one man running everything which is incorrect.
A Khalifa can be selected by votes of the population there is nothing wrong with that.
But the candidates must meat a criteria and have some qualities....
A Khalifa who is a momin, (not just muslim) who holds Quran as the authority in everything
Should be a judge ruling in accordance with Islamic religious law. ( at the time of Rashidun only they were versed in the Law (Quran) so Kahlifa was chosen from among them.
Therefore in todays world to be a Islamic judge, you must have finished your 4 years education in any of the known university, Plus finshed 12 years of Islamic studies at the known Islamic universities.
Have practice Islamic law for a greater part of his life (work experiance). Then he qualifies in running an election among similar candidates and let the people decide who should lead.
Soveringnity belongs to Allah,
Any system and institution under the Oneness of God and Quran as the final authority, is acceptable.
Any system of governance that moves things forward in a smooth way, providing justice and necessity for all.
At the time of the rashidun, a system was in place where governors were appointed, under them were tax collectors and service providers for the poor, an economic system, farming system , management of labor.
Today everyone thinks Khalifat means one man running everything which is incorrect.
A Khalifa can be selected by votes of the population there is nothing wrong with that.
But the candidates must meat a criteria and have some qualities....
A Khalifa who is a momin, (not just muslim) who holds Quran as the authority in everything
Should be a judge ruling in accordance with Islamic religious law. ( at the time of Rashidun only they were versed in the Law (Quran) so Kahlifa was chosen from among them.
Therefore in todays world to be a Islamic judge, you must have finished your 4 years education in any of the known university, Plus finshed 12 years of Islamic studies at the known Islamic universities.
Have practice Islamic law for a greater part of his life (work experiance). Then he qualifies in running an election among similar candidates and let the people decide who should lead.
