The Khilafah (Caliphate), the system of rule in Islam, is a system distinct from all forms of government known in the world today, whether in terms of the foundation upon which it is built, the ideas, concepts, criteria, and rulings by which affairs are managed, the constitution and laws it puts into application, or the form in which the Islamic state is represented and by which it is distinguished from 

In the previous article we said that radical change is a system of collective work disciplined by revelation, and that those working with insight possess a Qur’anic compass for the idea and the method, and they do not get lost in the rush of the world and its adornment. And when empowerment and succession are granted to them, they worship Allah (swt) without fear and without alteration.

In the previous article, we discussed how belief in the unseen, awareness of accountability, and standing before Allah (swt) on the Day of Judgment motivate sincere and dedicated...

A state is defined as “a political entity that regulates society and the population within a definite territory.” In this manner, we find that every country is led by a state that defines the rules and systems for a group of people living in a territory. An example of this is the US government, which defines the rules and systems for every citizen living in the US.