
Policy
Šayḵ al-Islām
A senior member of the 'ulamā' will be given supreme authority to appoint Muftī and interpret Sharī'ah, and also confirm the new rulers of the realm - but there will be no question that regardless of this, our leader still holds higher authority. This policy can be seen as a compromise that ensures state power, while also enshrining the sanctioned faith's role in state affairs.
Requires 2
Government Types
TheocracyPotential
Religion Groups
IslamPotential
References 1
ClergyEstate preferences
Part of 1
Rights of the ClergySheikh ul islam policy
Granted by 1
- The Šayḵ al-IslāmOption 1
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