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ajiss-2267	Iqbal, Javaid	MODERN INDIAN MUSLIMS AND IQBAL	1997.0	17	.pdf	application/pdf	8384	372	62	In this connection, the fmt thing to remember is that whenever Iqbal speaks of a modem Islamic state, he envisions traditional models of Islamic states that have appeared throughout history: caliphat, imamate, amirate, or various fonns of monarchy. Before talking about the three foundational principles on which a modem Islamic state can be built, as propounded by Iqbal, I would like to refer to the last paragraph of his sixth lecture, in which he defines Islamic state as a “spiritual democracy.”	cache/ajiss-2267.pdf	txt/ajiss-2267.txt