Editing Islamic Theocracy (section)

==Variants==
===[[File:Sunni.png]] Sunni Islam===
<blockquote>See also: {{PCBA|Sunni Theocracy}}</blockquote>
Sunni Islam is a school of thought of Islamic Theocracy that believes Sunni Islam should be the dominant religion in government. Sunni Islam differs from Shia Islam in the succession of Mohammed (PBUH) after his death, religious hierarchy and views on the afterlife.
====[[File:Zahiri.png]] Zahirism====
Zahirism is a very liberalist Islamic school of thought, that believes everything is halal (allowed) as long as it is not explicitly forbidden in the Koran.
====[[File:Wahhabi.png]] Wahhabism====
Wahhabism is a Sunni denomination that believes for a purification of Islam, and rejects Islamic theology and philosophy developed after the death of the Prophet Muhammad, Wahhabism also believes in a very strict adherence to the letters of the Koran (the Islamic holy book). They maintain a strict and puritanical view of religious rites.

===[[File:Shia.png]] Shia Islam===
<blockquote>See also: [[Shia Theocracy]]</blockquote>
Shia Islam is a Muslim denomination in which they believe that Ali Ibn Abi Thalib is the rightful successor of Mohammed (PBUH), they differ from Sunni Islam in ritual prayers, religious hierarchy, and more.

===[[File:Ibadi.png]] Ibadi Islam===
Ibadi Islam is a moderate Islamic denomination that mainly focuses on devotion to god and being a traditional individual, they also reject the veneration of saints, unlike other denominations. They believe that Imams do not need to rule the entire Muslim world, and that Muslim communities are considered capable of ruling themselves.