The Law of Urgency in Choosing Leaders in The Qur'an According to Al-Mawardi

  • Abdurrahman U
  • Najib M
  • Sofyan A
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This article explains the mechanism for selecting government and state leaders according to Abu Hassan al-Mawardi's benefit theory. According to al-Mawardi, Islamic teachings require legal norms that are closely related to political and constitutional issues. Based on the interpretation of QS Ali Imran verse 59, al-Mawardi reconstructs the meaning of Ulil Amri as the political representation of the people in the state power system. According to him, Ulil Amri is a group of selected people from various circles, namely soldiers, ulama, scientists, and so on who have an important key in the political decision-making process. The interesting thing about al-Mawardi's thinking is that he emphasizes the political consensus side (ijma fi fiqh al-siyasi) in the process of making political decisions, one of which is used in choosing government and state leaders.

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Abdurrahman, U., Najib, M., & Sofyan, A. (2023). The Law of Urgency in Choosing Leaders in The Qur’an According to Al-Mawardi. West Science Interdisciplinary Studies, 1(11), 1204–1212. https://doi.org/10.58812/wsis.v1i11.386

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