Great Revolutions and the Challenge of DiplomacyExplaining the Traditionary and Rational Principles of Religious Democracy

In the philosophy of politics, in which it will be dealt with the practical implications of political science, not with its theoretical and fundamental aspects, one of the fundamental issues is the role of the will of people in the process of governance. The significance of this discussion seriously raises the question of how we can simultaneously base our assertion on the role of divine will and the people’s will in the establishment and survival of the religious government on the rational and rational basis.
The theoretical results of this research, which have been obtained through documentary and explanatory methods and using the narratives and rational arguments, is that in religious democracy, on the one hand, the real ownership of the world of existence, especially human beings, is God. And Islam is the only ritual of the organization of human life in all fields, and on the other hand, according to God's genetic will, man has the authority to determine his own destiny, and the rule of Islam is only through the exercise of the laws of Islam from the will of mankind, but this authority is not the source of the legitimacy and lawfulness of the sovereignty of Islam, but the origin of objectivity and the cause of the survival of the sovereignty of Islam and divine rulers.