The Islamic System of Goverment

The Islamic System of Goverment
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2000
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The Islamic System of Goverment
Throughout history, various systems of government have been proposed, but can Islam offer a complete, balanced, and humane system that addresses all aspects of human life and society while rejecting violence and injustice?
About the Book
The Islamic System of Government, written by Seyyed Mohammad Hosseini Shirazi and published in 2000 by Fountain Books, provides a brief yet accurate account of Islam as a comprehensive way of life that includes its own distinct system of governance. The book explains how Islam presents solutions to contemporary problems faced under various political systems, including those in Muslim countries. It emphasizes that violence and atrocities committed in the name of religion have no place in true Islam and highlights non-violence as a basic Islamic principle. Readers gain insight into how the Islamic system harmonizes with human nature and offers practical answers to issues of justice, administration, and social welfare.
What You Will Discover
- Islam as a complete system of life that includes a unique form of government
- Key features of Islamic governance and how it differs from Roman, Marxist, Socialist, or Capitalist systems
- The rejection of violence and the promotion of justice and non-violence in Islamic teachings
- Solutions provided by Islam for modern political and social challenges
- The role of ethical leadership and moral values in running an Islamic government
- How the Islamic system protects human rights and promotes societal harmony
- Practical insights for understanding and defending authentic Islamic governance
About the Author
Seyyed Mohammad Hosseini Shirazi is a Shia scholar known for his writings on Islamic social and political teachings, with a strong emphasis on justice and non-violence.
Who Is This Book For?
This book is suitable for students of Islamic political thought, researchers, Muslims interested in understanding Islamic governance, and anyone seeking a clear introduction to how Islam addresses issues of government and society.






