EventAcross the pillars
Proclaiming a Fatwā
The Clergy gather at the summons of Target Ruler, ready to lend the authority of the faith to the work of our government. On which matter shall they pronounce?
Whatever they decree, the faithful will heed, for a ruling handed down in the name of the faith carries a weight no mere edict can match.
Fired by
Proclaim a FatwāActionFrom effect · right away
If
Has Variable: fatwa_version_1
Set by
ThenRuler or regent
Add adm
Else if
Has Variable: fatwa_version_2
Set by
Else if
Has Variable: fatwa_version_3
Set by
ThenAll Estate gain 0.15 Estate Satisfaction
All Estate gain value Estate Satisfaction
↗- ThenAdd estate satisfaction:
Nobility · value - ThenAdd estate satisfaction:
Clergy · value - ThenAdd estate satisfaction:
Burghers · value - ThenAdd estate satisfaction:
Commoners · value - ThenAdd estate satisfaction:
Tribes · value - ThenAdd estate satisfaction:
Dhimmi · value
Exact script
If
Has Variable: fatwa_version_1
Else if
Has Variable: fatwa_version_2
ThenRuler or regent
Add dip
Else if
Has Variable: fatwa_version_3
Exact script
If
Has Variable: fatwa_version_1
ThenAdd yearly manpower: +2
Else if
Has Variable: fatwa_version_2
ThenRuler or regent
Add mil
Else if
Has Variable: fatwa_version_3
Then
- Gain +5 Army Tradition
- Gain +5 Navy Tradition
Exact script
Grants 2
- Fatwā of ConcordOption 2
- Fatwā of the BazaarOption 2
Triggered by 1
- Proclaim a FatwāEffect
Scripting 11
Grants 3
- fatwa_version_1As soon as it happens
- fatwa_version_2As soon as it happens
- fatwa_version_3As soon as it happens
Removes 3
- fatwa_version_1After the chosen option
- fatwa_version_2After the chosen option
- fatwa_version_3After the chosen option
Uses 1
- add_all_estate_satisfactionvalue = 0.15Option 1
References 4
Script Values
- army_tradition_mild_bonusOption 3
- development_mild_bonusOption 1
- estate_satisfaction_severe_bonusOption 1
- navy_tradition_mild_bonusOption 3
type = country_event
category = situation_event
image_list = "golden_century_illustration"
title = golden_century_events.5.title Proclaiming a Fatwā
desc = golden_century_events.5.desc The Clergy gather at the summons of Target Ruler, ready to lend the authority of the faith to the work of our government. On which matter shall they pronounce?
Whatever they decree, the faithful will heed, for a ruling handed down in the name of the faith carries a weight no mere edict can match.
Whatever they decree, the faithful will heed, for a ruling handed down in the name of the faith carries a weight no mere edict can match.
historical_info = golden_century_events.5.desc.historical_info A fatwā is a formal legal opinion issued by a qualified Muslim jurist, a muftī, in answer to a question of religious law. It does not bind like a court verdict, yet a ruling from a respected scholar carried great moral weight, and rulers often sought one to legitimize their decisions. In the fifteenth century the Ottoman sultans raised the office of şeyhülislam, the chief jurist of the empire, to lasting prominence, and scholars such as Molla Hüsrev and Molla Gürani lent religious sanction to the conquests of Mehmed II. In the Muslim West, the Maghrebi jurist Ahmad al-Wansharīsī issued his celebrated ruling that the Muslims of a fallen al-'Andalus were bound to emigrate rather than live under Christian rule.
outcome = positive