“…The seventh characteristic is hakimiyyah, namely the principles asserting that Allah is the only God to be revered and that only He is responsible for creating the system and social order to be followed by humankind (Khatab, 2002;Nasir, 2011;Zain, 2019); thus, it is forbidden for humans to make laws. Any resistance to this idea is considered as a serious digression or thaghut, a term used to describe false deities and any objects of veneration that go against the rules of God, whether they come in the form of demons, idols, humans or others (Talafihah, Amin and Zarif, 2017;Zulkarnain and Purnama, 2016). These principles justify behaviours opposing the establishment, status quo or national consensus (Siddiq, 2018;Idris, 2019;Mudassir, 2019).…”