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Islam and Theocracy by Mazheruddin Siddiqui examines the relationship between Islam and the concept of theocracy, offering a critical analysis of the Islamic political system and the role of religion in governance. Siddiqui explores whether Islam supports the establishment of a theocratic state or if it advocates for a separation between religion and politics. The book provides a scholarly interpretation of the political aspects of Islamic teachings, discussing the notion of governance, justice, and leadership in the context of Islamic history and thought.