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Islam and the Spread of Individual Freedoms
according to Freedom House’s Freedom Index—it is a constitutional monarchy with a freely elected government. the outcome of free elections, the real and undisputed center of power is the royal palace. The legitimacy of the 12-century-old monarchy stems from divine right, as the king holds the title “Commander of the Faithful.” Not only is Islam the official religion of the State, but freedom of conscience is unknown, as virtually all Moroccan citizens are deemed Muslims by birth. All legislation pertaining to family matters and social interactions derive, directly or indirectly, from Islamic laws.
Published By:
Ahmed Benchemsi
Published Date:
June 15, 2026
Pages:
24
Subjects:
Islamic Education, Belief ('Aqeedah), Islamic Will, First State of Islam, Islamic Culture
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according to Freedom House’s Freedom Index—it is a constitutional monarchy with a freely elected government. the outcome of free elections, the real and undisputed center of power is the royal palace. The legitimacy of the 12-century-old monarchy stems from divine right, as the king holds the title “Commander of the Faithful.” Not only is Islam the official religion of the State, but freedom of conscience is unknown, as virtually all Moroccan citizens are deemed Muslims by birth. All legislation pertaining to family matters and social interactions derive, directly or indirectly, from Islamic laws.
