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**Effopsytupt** · 09-04-2012, 03:57 AM

Is it fair to say the idea of "Islamic state" with monolithic centralized super power over its people originated from the likes of Abu Ala al Mawdudi?

Also could you mention in point by point format the principles you consider a Islamic government must be or preferably be, or if you like in a negative way, what Islamic government must not be or is undesirable to be ? Textual or rational proofs are both welcome.

I have no much reading on the subject and your input is favour for areas of further reading.

09-04-2012, 03:57 AM	#15
Effopsytupt Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 448 Senior Member	Is it fair to say the idea of "Islamic state" with monolithic centralized super power over its people originated from the likes of Abu Ala al Mawdudi? Also could you mention in point by point format the principles you consider a Islamic government must be or preferably be, or if you like in a negative way, what Islamic government must not be or is undesirable to be ? Textual or rational proofs are both welcome. I have no much reading on the subject and your input is favour for areas of further reading.
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