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califado

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Also known as caliphates, Khalifat, Khilāfah, Khilafat, K̲h̲ilāfa

sistema de governo islâmico

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A caliphate is an Islamic government led by a caliph, a political and religious leader considered to be Muhammad's successor and the head of all Muslims worldwide. Historically, caliphates grew into large, multi-ethnic empires that spanned multiple nations and were organized around Islamic principles.

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Umayyad Caliphate
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Califate 750.jpg
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position held by head of the organization
caliph
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Category:Caliphates
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islam.stackexchange.com/tags/khilafah
office held by head of government
caliph
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Caliphates
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Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
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Template:Caliphs
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list of Muslim states and dynasties
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O califado (do árabe خلافة, transliterado khilāfa ou Khilafat) é a forma islâmica monárquica de governo muito embora a posição de califa nem sempre fosse hereditária. Representa a unidade e liderança política do mundo islâmico. A posição de seu chefe de Estado, o califa, baseia-se na noção de um sucessor à autoridade política e religiosa do profeta islâmico Maomé.

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