1-forward

2-introduction

3-the-instutions-of-state-in-the-khilafah-in-ruling-and-administration

4-the-khalifah

4.1-the-title

4.2-necessary-conditions

4.3-preferred-condition

4.4-the-method-of-appointing-the-khalifa

4.5-practical-measures-taken-for-the-khalifahs-appointment-and-bayah

4.6-the-provisional-khalifah

4.7-the-nominees-shortlist

4.8-the-method-of-bayah

4.9-the-khilafahs-unity

4.10-the-khalifahs-mandatory-powers

4.11-the-khalifah-is-restricted-to-the-shariah-rules-regarding-adoption-enacting-of-laws

4.12-the-khilafah-state-is-a-human-not-a-theological-state

4.13-the-time-term-of-the-khalifah

4.14-the-dismissal-of-the-khalifah

4.15-the-time-limit-for-the-appointment-of-a-khalifah

5-the-delegated-assistants-muawin-al-tafwid

5.1-the-conditions-of-the-delegated-assistants

5.2-the-mandatory-powers-of-the-delegated-assistants

5.3-he-appointment-and-dismissal-of-the-delegated-assistants

6-the-executive-assistants-muawin-al-tanfidh

7-the-governors-wulah

7.1-examining-the-activities-of-the-governors

8-jihad

8.1-firstly-the-army

8.2-secondly-the-internal-security

8.3-thirdly-the-industry

8.4-fourthly-the-international-relations

8.5-fifthly-amir-of-jihad--war-department-the-army

8.6-the-army-divisions

8.7-the-khalifah-is-the-armys-leader

8.8-sixthly-the-internal-security

8.9-seventhly-the-foreign-affairs

8.10-eighthly-the-industry

9-the-judiciary

9.1-the-types-of-judges

9.2-the-conditions-of-the-judges

9.3-the-appointment-of-the-judges

9.4-the-judges-means-of-living

9.5-the-formations-of-the-tribunals

9.6-al-muhtasib

9.7-the-mandatory-powers-of-al-muhtasib

9.8-the-judge-of-al-mazalim-grievances

9.9-the-appointment-and-dismissal-of-the-judges-of-al-mazalim

9.10-the-mandatory-powers-of-the-judges-of-al-mazalim

9.11-the-contracts-transactions-and-court-verdicts-before-the-establishment-of-the-khilafah

10-the-administration-system-the-peoples-affairs

10.1-the-administrative-system-is-a-style-of-management-not-ruling

10.2-the-policy-of-affairs-management

10.3-those-who-are-eligible-to-be-civil-servants

11-bayt-al-mal-the-state-treasury

12-ilam-the-information

12.1-the-authorization-of-forms-of-media

12.2-the-information-policy-of-the-state

13-the-ummahs-council-shura-and-accounting

13.1-the-right-of-shura

13.2-the-duty-of-taking-to-task

13.3--the-election-of-the-members-of-the-ummahs-council

13.4-the-method-of-electing-members-of-the-ummahs-council

13.5-the-membership-in-the-ummahs-council

13.6-the-term-of-membership-in-the-ummahs-council

13.7-the-mandatory-powers-of-the-ummahs-council

13.8-the-right-of-expression-and-voicing-an-opinion-without-impediment

14-the-flags-and-banners

15-the-anthem-of-the-khilafah-state

Explore the key institutions that form the foundation of the Khilafah state, detailing their roles, functions, and significance in governance.

The Institutions of State in the Khilafah 

Appointment of judges in Islam can be general or specific, as shown by the actions of the Prophet (PBUH) with Ali, Muadh, and Amr in Yemen.

The Institutions of State in the Khilafah by Hizb ut-Tahrir

9.3 The appointment of the judges