Is a pan-Islamic foreign policy possible? What are the possible obstacles and what might facilitate its emergence?

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Exploring the historical context of the Islamic world, the essay examines the potential for a unified pan-Islamic foreign policy among Muslim countries. It argues that despite the desire for collective action, significant differences in economic, political, cultural, and religious factors hinder the formulation of common goals. By analyzing these diverse influences, the essay concludes that the challenges to achieving a cohesive foreign policy far exceed the motivations for unity, reflecting the complexities within the Islamic nations.