The Book of Tawhid

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The book explores the consequences of the interregnum in Islamic governance, highlighting the shift in authority from political leaders to Imams. It critiques the transformation of Imams into a priestly class, resulting in a power dynamic where the Muslim community is treated like a subservient population, lacking control over significant aspects of life, including war and wealth. This shift has led to a distorted practice of Islam, focusing on personal matters while neglecting the essential political dimension of the faith.