An Evaluation of Political Modernization of Asian Islamic States in Postmodern Era
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.33195/journal.v3i2.290Keywords:
Charter, Khalīfah, Ummah, khulafāh-e-rāshidīnAbstract
This research work is a study of the political modernization of the Islamic world in the 21st century. It consists of two parts. The first part touches on the idea of a "state" because it grew up in the Islamic world in general. The second part of this survey focuses on non-traditional progressive Islamic states, their informal political structures, and day-to-day government apparatuses, democratic, electoral procedures, and political assemblies to implement Islamic textures. The methodology is analytical and descriptive, covering a brief analysis of Islamic countries. The people's states forced the Islamic world to develop with a dynamic world and to implement ideas and structures in accordance with universal Islam. The ideas they adopted for close cooperation within and outside the Islamic world ended with the creation of the OIC (Organization of Islamic Countries) and other regional organizations that represented their political views and philosophies.