caliphate org chart

Caliphate Organisation Chart

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Contents

IntroductionOverview of the CaliphateThe CabinetAssistant CaliphsCabinet SecretariesMilitary DepartmentForeign Affairs DepartmentInternal Affairs DepartmentIndustry DepartmentThe TreasuryTreasury: Revenues DivisionTreasury: Expenditure DivisionInformation DepartmentAdministrative Ruling UnitsThe ProvincesJudiciaryHouse of RepresentativesGovernment DepartmentsReferences

IntroductionMany Western politicians, commentators and thinkers have begun to discuss the Islamic Caliphate, in many cases describing it as a medieval, backward, seventh-century terrorist state that's establishment would usher in a new era of oppression and tyranny for the world.

Although these allegations are totally unfounded, the Caliphate has become an easy target for those wishing to plant misconceptions and blatant distortions in people's minds about its institutions and rule.

Muslims believe in Allah the Creator of everything, and His messenger Muhammad (saw) who brought the final message for all peoples. This Islamic message clarified the correct and best way to run the affairs of a society and through what type of ruling structure. It rejected the idea of monarchies, empires and theocracies and established a unique system - the Islamic Caliphate system.

This organisation chart was created to give a simple, graphical overview of the future Caliphate and its structures. It is hopedthis will help in dispelling the myth that the Caliphate is just a theoretical dream that cannot exist in the modern age.

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Overview of the Caliphate

Head of StateCaliph

Khaleefah

CabinetSecretaries

Mu’awin un-Tanfeedh

TheProvinces

Wiliyah

TheTreasury

Bait ul-Mal

Departmentof

Information

Al-I'laam

GovernmentDepartments

Da’irah

Departmentof Industry

Da’iratus-sana’ah

Departmentof Internal

Affairs

Da’iratul-Amanad-Darkhiliy

Departmentof Military

Da’iratul-Harbiyah

Assistant Caliphs

Mu’awin ut-Tafweed

Departmentof Foreign

Affairs

Da’iratul-Kharijiyah

Judiciary

Qadah

House of Representatives

Majlis al-UmmahConsults

Advises

The CabinetCaliph

Khaleefah

Cabinet Secretaries


Assistant Caliphs


Treasury Secretary

Wali ul-Kharaj

InformationSecretary

Director-General of Foreign Affairs

Director-Generalof Industry

Director-General of Internal Affairs

Director of Jihad

Ameer ul-Jihad

Assistant Caliphs

Caliph

Khaleefah

Assistant CaliphMu’awin ut-Tafweed

Provisional Leader


RegionalAssistant


EmergencyAssistant


GovernmentAssistant

The Assistant Caliphs are the most powerful government posts after that of the Caliph. They have all the mandatory powers of theCaliph in the context of an Assistant and can be assigned to any of the following roles:

• Provisional Leader – In the event of the Caliph’s death or in his absence, the Assistant will become the interim leader until the Caliph returns or a new Caliph is elected. The eldest Assistant assumes this position.

• Regional Assistant – The Assistant is assigned to a particular region to supervise and aid the activities of the governor

• Emergency Assistant – After a natural disaster such as an Earthquake, an Assistant will be dispatched to coordinate the relief effort

• Government Assistant – The Assistant can be appointed to any government position such as Chief Justice or Treasury Secretary

Cabinet Secretaries

Caliph

Khaleefah

DepartmentalPrivate Secretary


JihadPrivate Secretary


TreasuryPrivate Secretary


Regional AffairsPrivate Secretary


Peoples’Private Secretary


Director-Generalof Education

Director-Generalof Health

Director-Generalof Agriculture

Ambassadors

Special Envoys

Director of Jihad

Ameer ul-Jihad

TreasurySecretaryWali ul-Kharaj

Director ofRevenues

Director ofExpenditure

Governor of Iraq

Wali

Governor of Palestine

Wali

Governor of Pakistan

Wali

Political Parties

House ofRepresentatives

Majlis ul-Ummah

Individuals

Ummah

Liaison Liaison Liaison Liaison Liaison

Military DepartmentCaliph

KhaleefahRank: Field Marshall

Director of Jihad

Ameer ul-Jihad

Navy

Jaish

Army

Jaish

Air Force

Jaish

Unified Combatant Command

Military Intelligence

Mukhabarat

Office of the Director of

Jihad

Joint Chiefs of Staff

Rais al-arkan

Weapons Procurement

Military Academies

Corp

FirqaRank: Lt. General

Corp

FirqaRank: Lt. General

Division

Lawaa’Rank: Major General

Division

Lawaa’Rank: Major General

Regional Command

Central Command

Caliph appoints the following posts:

• Director of Jihad

• Corp Commanders (Lieutenant Generals)

• Divisional Commanders (Major Generals)

• Regional Command (General)

• Central Command (General)

• Joint Chiefs of Staff (General)

• Head of Military Intelligence (Lieutenant General)

Foreign Affairs Department

Caliph

Khaleefah

Director-Generalof Foreign Affairs

Treaties VisaApplications

InternationalTelecoms

DiplomaticCorp

SpecialEnvoys

InternationalOrganisations

Representative

Embassies Ambassadors Diplomats

Internal Affairs Department

Caliph

Khaleefah

Director-Generalof Internal Affairs

CommunityPolicing

Anti-Terrorism

SeriousCrime

Customs &Immigration

SpecialWeapons &

TacticsS.W.A.T.

GovernmentProtection

OrganisedCrime

HighwayRobbery

Hiraba

HomicideApostasy

Murtad

IntelligenceServicesMukhabarat

Drugs

Police

Shurta

Traffic &Transport

PassportsAgency

Courts &JudicialAdmin

Department

CriminalJustice

Department

Industry Department

Caliph

Khaleefah

Director-Generalof Industry

International Trade

Public Utilities & Energy

E-Commerce Manufacturing Science &Innovation

SmallBusinesses

MilitaryIndustries

The TreasuryCaliph

Khaleefah

Treasury Secretary

Wali ul-Kharaj

RevenuesDivision

Regional TreasurySecretary

ExpenditureDivision

Department of Booties

Department of Public Property

Department of CharityZakat

Department of the Caliph’s House

Department of PublicProperties expenses

Department of State Services

Department of Emergencies

Department ofGrants

Department of GeneralBudgets & Control

Department of Jihad Department of Charity Expenses

Treasury: Revenues Division

RevenuesDivision

Department of Booties

Department of Public Property

Department of Charity

Zakat

War bootiesAgency

Al-Ghana’im

Land TaxAgency

Kharaj

Lands AgencyUshr, Hima,

Sawafi

Head TaxAgency

Jizya

Al-Fai’Agency

TaxesAgency

Oil & GasAgency

ElectricityAgency

MineralsAgency

Seas, rivers, Lakes & Springs

Agency

Forests & Grazing

Lands Agency

Protected LandsAgencyAl-Hima

Monies &Commercial

Goods Agency

Camels,Beef &

Sheep Agency

Crops &Fruit

Agency

Treasury: Expenditure Division

ExpenditureDivision

Dept. of Public

Properties expenses

Dept. of theCaliph’s House

Dept. ofGrants

Dept. of Emergencies

Dept. of State

Services

Dept. of GeneralBudgets,Control &Auditing

Dept. of Charity

Expenses

Dept. of Jihad

ArmedForcesAgency

ArmamentAgency

WeaponsIndustryAgency

Director ofJihadOffice

GovernorsOffice

JudgesOffice

GovernmentDepartments

Office

Caliph’sOffice

ConsultantsOffice

AssistantCaliphsOffice

CabinetSecretaries

Office

Information Department

Caliph

Khaleefah

InformationSecretary

Government Information

Office

GovernmentMedia Office

NationalSecurity

InformationAgency

PrivacyInformation

Agency

Data Protection

Agency

InformationClassification

Agency

GovernmentMedia

Representatives

CaliphateBroadcastingCorporation

PressComplaints

Agency

The Information Department is not an Orwellian Ministry of Information that aims to censor all information in the state.

The Caliphate has a free press within the limits of National Security, individual privacy and decency.

State permission is not required for private media organisations but they must operate within the framework of the law and the limits mentioned above.

Administrative Ruling UnitsCaliphate

KhilafahHead: Caliph

ProvinceWiliya

Head: Governor (Wali)

ProvinceWiliya


ProvinceWiliya


DistrictI’mala

Head: Mayor (Amil)

DistrictI’mala

Head: Mayor (Amil)

MetropolisQasabah

Head: Chief Executive

MetropolisQasabah

Head: Chief Executive

NeighbourhoodHayy

Head: Director

NeighbourhoodHayy

Head: Director

Regional ProvincesCaliph

Khaleefah

TheProvinces

Wiliyah

Judiciary

Qadah

Departmentof Internal

Affairs

Departmentof Military

The Treasury

Bait ul-Mal

Governor

Wali

RegionalChief

Justice

RegionalPolice

Commissioner

RegionalArmed Forces

Command

RegionalTreasury Secretary

Mayor

Amil

Governors Office

Police

Shurta

RegionalAssistant Caliph


RegionalAssembly

Majlis

House of Representatives

Majlis al-Ummah

Province (Wiliya)

Elects

Advises

Consults

Requests Budget

Utilises

Supervises

House of RepresentativesCaliph

Khaleefah

CabinetSecretaries


Assistant Caliphs


Mayors

Amil

Governors

Wali

Peoples’Private Secretary

Mu’awin un-TanfeedhHouse of

Representatives

Majlis al-Ummah

RegionalAssembly

Majlis

MajlisMember

MajlisMember

MajlisMember

Caliphate Citizens - Muslims (Sunni, Shia …); Non-Muslims (Christians, Jews, Hindus …)

Leader of HouseSpeaker

Liaison

Vote

Elects

VoteA general election is held every 5 years to elect members of the regional assembly who in turn elect members of the House of Representatives.

Advises

Consults

Elects

Judiciary

Caliph

Khaleefah

Chief Justice

Qadi ul-Qudah

RegionalChief

Justice

Judges

Qudah

GovernmentInvestigations

JudgeQadi Muzalim

CommunityInspectorsQadi Muhtasib

Family LawJudge

Qadi

Contract LawJudge

Qadi

Criminal LawJudge

Qadi

TradeInspector

Muhtasib

EnvironmentalHealth

InspectorMuhtasib

Anti-socialBehaviourInspectorMuhtasib

Government DepartmentsCaliph

Khaleefah

Departmentof Health

Departmentof Housing

Departmentof Transport

Departmentof Religious

Affairs

Departmentof

Agriculture

Departmentof Education

Departmentof NaturalDisasters

MuslimReligious Affairs

Office

Non-MuslimReligious Affairs

Office

MosquesAgency

Hajj & UmraAgency

ImamsAgency

Places ofWorshipAgency

ReligiousFestivalsAgency

ReligiousLeadersAgency

This office contains the heads of all official religions of the dhimmi within the State. These heads administer their own religious affairs.

The Caliphate establishes an administration to facilitate the religious affairs of non-Muslims but allows them autonomy to conduct their religious affairs as they see fit.

References

Nizam ul-Hukm fil Islam, Hizb ut-Tahrir

Al-Amwal fi dowlat ul-Khilafah, Abdul-Qadeem Zaloom

Ahkam as-Sultaniyah, Mawardi

Ajhizat dowlat ul-Khilafah, Hizb ut-Tahrir

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