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Islamic Governance Simulator

محاكاة الحضارة الإسلامية

Govern a city of fifty thousand souls. Set your policy, run the years, and be measured against the letter of Imam Ali to Malik al-Ashtar.

Council of policy

70
Lenient courtsUncompromising courts

Imam Ali to Malik al-Ashtar: the strong must not hope for favour, nor the weak despair of justice.

55
Minimal levyFull collection

Wealth taken from the surplus and returned to the orphan, the traveller and the seeker of knowledge.

65
Basic literacyUniversal scholarship

Seeking knowledge is an obligation upon every Muslim, man and woman.

50
Militia onlyStanding army

Strength that deters aggression without becoming aggression.

60
Family-basedState-guaranteed

The Imam wept when he heard of a single hungry child in the furthest town.

60
Tightly regulatedOpen markets

Prohibit riba and hoarding; then let the honest merchant flourish.

20

Projected outcome

64
Governance index
Stable but Uneven

Order without radiance. Something essential — justice, knowledge or care for the weak — was funded last.

Justice70
Knowledge63
Cohesion58
Faith64
Prosperity62
Security57
274,708
Population
20
Years elapsed

Press “Run the years” to record the chronicle

The model is a teaching instrument, not a fatwa. It weights justice, knowledge and care for the vulnerable most heavily because the sources do.