Islamic governance is constitutional, abides by rule of divine law, Imam Khomeini stessed

Islamic governance is constitutional, abides by rule of divine law, Imam Khomeini stessed

Imam Khomeini, the late founder of the revolution through his theological works highlighted the fact that the Islamic government is neither tyrannical nor absolute, but constitutional.

According to Imam Khomeini, the Islamic governance is constitutional in the sense that the rulers are subject to a certain set of conditions in governing and administering the country, conditions that are set forth in the Noble Qur’an and the Sunnah of the Most Noble Messenger.

 The holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said in a famous tradition that he had been sent only for completing the moral virtues. 

Islamic governance promoted by Imam Khomeini seeks to maintain amicable relations with followers of all other divine religions and is obliged to undertake efforts to revive divine values and spirituality.

Such type of government will also confront any vicious agenda or aggressive policies of colonial powers against oppressed nations.

Islamic government may therefore be defined as the rule of divine law over mankind society.
           

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