Dynasties, Royal Authority

Dynasties, Royal Authority, The Caliphate, Government Ranks

Royal Authority Comes Only from Group Feeling

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A Royal Family Can Found A Dynasty That Can Dispense With Group Feeling

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Religious Propaganda Adds To Group Feeling

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Each dynasty has a certain amount of provinces and lands, and no more

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The greatness, territorial size, and length of a dynasty depend on the numbers of its supporters

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A dynasty rarely establishes itself firmly in lands with many different tribes and groups

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The Royal Authority Naturally Claims All Glory For Itself

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The Progress of Royal Authority

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The 3 Generation Rule

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From Barbarity to Civilization

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The Stages of Dynasties

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Monuments to Dynasties

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The Wealth of Dynasties

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The Ruler's Supporters

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The Ruler's Supporters

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The True Character of Royal Authority

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Exaggerated harshness is harmful to royal authority

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The differences of opinion on the Caliphate

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The conditions governing the Caliphate

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The Shia

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The Wigifiyah

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The transformation of the caliphate into royal authority

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The transformation of the caliphate into royal authority

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The meaning of the oath of allegiance

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The Succession

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Issues With the Early Succession

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Ali as Caliph

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Al-Husayn as Caliph

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The religious functions of the caliphate

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The office of judge

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Police: The religious functions of the caliphate

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The position of official witness (adalah)

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The Caliph's title of 'Commander of the Faithful'

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Pope and Patriarch

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The ranks and titles of royal and governmental authority

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The Wazirate

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The Wazir

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The office of doorkeeper (hijibah)

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The ministry of financial operations and taxation

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The ministry of official correspondence and writing

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The Letter of Abd-al-Hamid to his Fellow Secretaries

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The Police

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The different importance of the ranks of the sword and the pen

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The characteristic emblems of royal and government authority

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The Mint

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The meaning and value of the legal dirham and dinar

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The Seal

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The Tiraz

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The methods of waging war

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The Closed Formation

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The Reason For Low And High Tax Revenues

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A Ruler doing Commercial Activity is Ruinous to the Tax Revenue

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The Ruler And His Entourage Are Wealthy Only In The Dynasty's Middle Period

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The reduction of the allowances given by the ruler reduces the tax revenue

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Injustice

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Access to the ruler becomes restricted in a dynasty growing senile

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The division of a Dynasty into two

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Once Senility Has Cometo a Dynasty, It Cannot Disappear

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How Dynasties Disintegrates

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The Dynasty's authority

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How a New Dynasty Begins

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Pestilences and Famines frequently occur when there is Abundant Civilization

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Human Civilization Requires Political Leadership

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Tahir bin al-Husayn's Letter (Part 1)

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Tahir bin al-Husayn's Letter (Part 2)

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Tahir bin al-Husayn's Letter (Part 3)

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Tahir bin al-Husayn's Letter (Part 4)

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The truth about the Fatimid

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Abu Dawud

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Abu Dawud

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Ibn Majah

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Ikrimah b. Ammar

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Qurrah b. Iyas

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The Ancient Sufi Interpretation

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The Fatimids, the Talibids, the Quraysh

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Forecasting the future of dynasties and nations

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The Zajal Playpoem (mal'abah)

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The Forger Ad-Daniyali

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