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Al-Hajjaj ibn Yousuf ath-Thaqafi is the most hideous example of the unjust rulers. He ruled for twenty years during which he killed 120,000 individuals besides those whom were killed during his campaigns. In his cells, there were fifty thousand men and thirty thousand womenetc. Finally, this dictator was affected by canker and severe frost until he perished.

Rights of Subjects against Rulers




(A) Justice:


The absolute authority of the unjust rulers, in most cases, is the result of people's rebellion against and disobedience to the Lord:


The Prophet (s) said: "Allah says: I am Allah. There is no god but I. I have created the kings whose hearts are in My hand. I will make the hearts of the kings full of mercy towards the people who obey Me, but I will make them full of rancor towards the people who disobey Me. Do not engage yourselves in reviling at the kings. You must repent to Me so that I will make their hearts full of compassion towards you."

(B) Righteousness



Because most people try to imitate them, it is obligatory upon rulers to be characterized by righteousness and well behavior so as to act as good examples for their subjects. Likewise, the rulers' deviation and misconduct push most people towards deviation.

(C) Lenience



Rulers are required to govern people with means of lenience and avoid persecution because despotism is the most disreputable manner of the rulers and the most injurious act towards the subjects.


The Prophet (s) said: "Lenience will beautify anything it accompanies and will disfigure anything it leaves." 559


Amir ul-Mu'minin (a) said: "Habituate your heart to


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