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==Tyrant vs Caliph==

==Tyrant vs Caliph==

In the [[Islam]]ic concept of ''tyrant'', a tyrant is any person or man-made system of law such as monarchy, constitutional government, or republic and its elected representatives, who disavow [[Allah]] and his [[Caliphate]] who are empowered to enforce Allah's will as spoken through the mouth of the Prophet Muhammad and reiterated in the [[Koran]] and [[Hadith]]s. All other systems of law are man-made [[tyranny|tyrannies]] to be opposed, fought against, and overthrown, ''per'' Allah.

In the [[Islam]]ic concept of ''tyrant'', a tyrant is any person or man-made system of law such as [[monarchy]], constitutional government, or [[republic]] and its elected representatives, who disavow [[Allah]] and his [[Caliphate]], who are empowered to enforce Allah's will as spoken through the mouth of the [[Prophet Muhammad]] and reiterated in the [[Koran]] and [[Hadith]]s. All other systems of law are man-made [[tyranny|tyrannies]] to be opposed, fought against, and overthrown, ''per'' Allah.

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