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Muslim nations are theocracies in which the religious leaders are also the government leaders.
Muslim nations are theocracies in which the religious leaders are also the government leaders.
Islam only impacts the laws in Muslim nations and does not influence government policies.
Islam only impacts the laws in Muslim nations and does not influence government policies.
The Islamic faith has a greater impact on the laws and government in areas under sharia law.
The Islamic faith has a greater impact on the laws and government in areas under sharia law.
The Islamic faith impacts the laws and governments of all Muslim nations in the same ways.
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The statement that best reflects a developed logical argument about the impact of politics and religion on law and government in the Muslim world is:
The Islamic faith has a greater impact on the laws and government in areas under sharia law.
This statement acknowledges the influence of Islam on legal systems, particularly in regions that implement sharia law, indicating a nuanced understanding of how religion and governance interact within various contexts in the Muslim world.
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