foreword

introduction

1-ruling-in-islam

2-the-islamic-state

2.1-the-shape-of-the-ruling-system-in-islam

2.2-the-shape-of-the-islamic-ruling-system-is-not-monarchical

2.3-the-shape-of-the-islamic-ruling-system-is-not-republican

2.4-the-shape-of-the-islamic-ruling-system-is-not-imperial

2.5-the-ruling-system-in-islam-is-not-a-federal-one

2.6-the-system-of-ruling-in-islam-is-the-khilafah

3-the-principles-of-ruling

3.1-sovereignty-is-for-shara

3.2-the-authority-belongs-to-the-ummah

3.3-the-appointment-of-one-khaleefah-is-obligatory-on-all-muslims

3.4-the-adoption-of-laws-is-the-exclusive-right-of-the-khaleefah

4-the-structure-of-the-state

4.1-the-khaleefah

4.2-conditions-of-the-khaleefah

4.3-the-conditions-of-preference

4.4-contracting-of-the-khaleefah

4.5-the-verdict-on-the-usurper

4.6-by-which-people-is-the-khilafah-contracted

4.7-who-appoints-the-khaleefah

4.8-the-bayah

4.9-seeking-the-khilafah

4.10-the-method-of-appointing-the-khaleefah

4.11-designating-or-appointing-a-crown-prince

4.12-succession-to-the-throne

4.13-the-time-term-of-the-khaleefah

4.14-the-time-limit-given-to-the-muslims-to-appoint-a-khaleefah

4.15-the-unity-of-the-khilafah

4.16-the-mandatory-powers-of-the-khaleefah

4.17-the-khaleefahs-method-of-looking-after-the-subjects-affairs

4.18-the-khaleefah-is-restricted-in-adoption-by-the-divine-rules

4.19-the-removal-of-the-khaleefah

4.20-the-ummah-does-not-reserve-the-right-to-remove-the-khaleefah

4.21-the-court-of-unjust-acts-is-the-only-body-that-could-legitimately-remove-the-khaleefah

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

6-leadership-in-islam-is-singular-and-not-collectivey

7-the-khaleefahs-assistants

7.1-the-delegated-assistant

7.2-the-conditions-of-the-delegated-assistant

7.3-the-conditions-required-in-the-appointing-of-the-delegated-assistant

7.4-the-task-of-the-delegated-assistant

7.5-the-executive-assistant

8-the-ameer-of-jihad

8.1-foreign-affairs-department

8.2-war-department

8.3-internal-security-department

8.4-the-department-of-industry

9-the-army

9.1-the-divisions-of-the-army

9.2-the-flags-and-banners-of-the-army

9.3-the-khaleefah-is-the-leader-of-the-army

9.4-culturing-the-army-in-military-and-islam

9.5-the-islamic-state-is-in-a-continuous-state-of-jihad

10-the-wulat-wulah-governors

10.1-the-appointment-and-dismissal-of-the-governors

10.2-the-mandatory-powers-of-the-of-the-governor

10.3-the-khaleefah-should-make-enquiries-about-the-works-of-the-governors

11-judiciary.

11.1-types-of-judges

11.2-the-conditions-required-for-the-post-of-judges

11.3-the-appointment-of-judges

11.4-the-forming-of-tribunal-courts

11.5-al-muhtasib

11.6-the-mandatory-powers-of-the-muhtasib

11.7-qadhi-of-mazaalim

11.8-the-appointment-and-the-removal-of-the-judges

11.9-the-mandatory-powers-of-the-mazaalim-judge

12-the-administration-system

12.1-the-administrative-system-is-a-style-of-administration---not-ruling

12.2-discharging-of-interests-is-part-of-ruling-affairs

12.3-the-administraion-details

12.4-the-policy-of-the-administration-of-interests

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

12.6-the-civil-servants-are-state-hired-staff

13-the-council-of-the-ummah

13.1-the-right-of-the-shura

13.2-the-rule-of-shura

13.3-electing-the-members-of-the-council-of-the-ummah

13.4-the-membership-term-of-the-council-of-the-ummah

13.5-membership-of-the-council-of-the-ummah

13.6-the-mandatory-powers-of-the-council-of-the-ummah

13.7-the-right-of-speech-and-expression-of-opinion

14-islam-must-be-implemented-as-a-whole.-gradual-implementation-is-haram

15-islam-forbids-ruling-by-a-police-state

15.1-islam-forbids-harming-the-muslims-and-spying-on-them

15.2-obedience-to-the-muslim-ruler-who-governs-with-islam-is-compulsory.

15.3-no-obedience-in-sin

15.4-accounting-the-rulers-is-fard-upon-the-muslims

15.5-the-ruler-who-displays-flagrant-kufr-must-be-fought-against

16-establishing-political-parties-is-fard-kifayah

17-the-guarantee-of-the-implementation-of-islam

Comprehensive analysis of Islam's ruling system, emphasizing the Khilafah State's principles and practical implementation based on Qur'an and Sunnah.

The Ruling System in Islam

Appointment of judges in Islamic tradition can be general or specific, as practiced by Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) with various judges like Ali and Mu'az in Yemen.

The Ruling System in Islam by Abdul Qadeem Zalloom

11.3 The appointment of judges