Why Secularism Is Not Compatible With Islam?
@faisalharoon Sir, I mean by Laicism (Laïcité), the French branch of Secularism, which discourages religious involvement from the governmental issues. This branch of Secularism (despite being a opposability to Shariah, the divine law of Allah) is adopted by many Muslims as well, including, Türkiye and other Muslim-majority countries. But at the same time, Türkiye has It’s own state institution for religious affairs (Diyanet) which tells the religious commandments, translate Qur’an into Turkish, is responsible for the salary of the Imams, etc. I am a little bit confused in that matter, because Shariah is the divine law from Allah, the creator. But, many politicians (and even some kings in history) have used religion as the tool for success. So, What would be the Islamic solution on this issue of corruption, and also what is happening in Iran and Afghanistan, nowadays?