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The question does not make sense. Islam is a religion, not a governmental style. One of the things that is quite notable is that the Qur'an does not actually prescribe or proscribe any particular form of government. Everything from Absolute Monarchies to Local Plebiscites are acceptable according to Islam. Currently, the most "in-vogue" government style among Muslims is Islamism, which is a dictatorial, theocratic government, but Islamism is a modern political philosophy that is less than a century old.

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Islam is a religion so it does not have a government. Many countries have governments that are influenced or based on Islamic beliefs.

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It depends on the country. Saudi Arabia is a monarchy, Turkey is a democracy, and so on...so they're all different.

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