Islamic democracy

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Islamic democracy is a political system that seeks to combine democratic governance—such as elections and representation—with principles and values derived from Islamic law and ethics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf political ideology
political system model
aimsTo ensure governance in accordance with Islamic values
reconcile Islam and democracy
associatedWith Islamist political movements
reformist Muslim thinkers
basedOn Islamic ethics
Islamic law
democratic principles
combines Islamic principles
democratic governance
constrainedBy Islamic law (sharia) NERFINISHED
Prophetic traditions (hadith)
Quranic principles
critiquedBy Islamist absolutists
secularists
critiquedFor potential tension between divine sovereignty and popular sovereignty
debatedIn Islamic jurisprudence
comparative politics
political theory
emphasizes consultative decision-making
moral governance
protection of human dignity
social justice
hasComponent accountability of rulers
consultation (shura)
elections
political representation
public participation
rule of law
influencedBy Islamic constitutionalism NERFINISHED
classical Islamic concept of shura
modern democratic theory
normativelyOpposes authoritarianism
theocratic absolutism
promotedBy Islamic reform movements
some Muslim-majority political parties
relatedTo Islamic constitutionalism NERFINISHED
Islamic governance theories
seeksTo integrate religious authority and popular will
legitimize democracy in Islamic terms
supports constitutional government
periodic elections
popular sovereignty within Islamic limits
protection of certain civil rights
separation of powers
variesBy interpretation of sharia
national constitutional frameworks
sectarian and jurisprudential schools

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Numan Kurtulmuş politicalIdeology Islamic democracy