Tunisian Islamic thinker, activist, and political leader, leader of Hizb al-Nahdah.
The Islamic Liberation Party founded in Jerusalem in 1953 with the aim of reviving the Islamic nation through the establishment of a caliphate.
Prominent and controversial Syrian thinker, theologian, Hanbali jurist, and political figure
Modern ideological position associated with political Islam, rooted in classical Islamic principles of governance and justice.
Indian British writer and activist known for founding the Muslim Institute and the Muslim Parliament
Islamic revivalist organization in Jordan seeking to promote Islamic values and education, despite its historically complex relationship with the monarchy and regional influences.
Founder of Hamas, significant figure in Palestinian political Islam inspired by the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood.
The Islamic Salvation Front (FIS) was an Algerian Islamist party founded in 1989, known for opposing democratic structures and aiming for a religious-based governance.
Explore the term 'WALIYU ʾL-ʿAHD,' its implications, and usage in the Islamic context. Understand the role and significance of the heir to the throne in Islamic governance and history.
