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A summary of the concepts held by the Ahl al-Sunnah.

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The characteristics of both Shari'ah-based governance and secular governance.

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Shari'ah-based governance is defined by several primary characteristics.

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The most important of these is its divine origin.

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Perfection and comprehensiveness.

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Justice.

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And the balance between achieving the worldly and otherworldly interests of the servants of Allah.

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As well as warding off harm from them.

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And establishing servitude on earth to Allah, the Almighty and Majestic.

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In contrast, contemporary secular governance is characterized by its detachment from revelation.

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Due to its separation of religion from the state.

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And its foundation upon injustice and human whims.

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And the dominance of the strong over the weak.

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And their control over them.

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As is the case with the right of veto.

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The veto power held by the five major powers in the United Nations.

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It is also characterized by the use of double standards.

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And by deceit and deception.

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By presenting these injustices under the guise of policy, resolve, and the achievement of security.