A state is defined as “a political entity that regulates society and the population within a definite territory.” In this manner, we find that every country is led by a state that defines the rules and systems for a group of people living in a territory. An example of this is the US government, which defines the rules and systems for every citizen living in the US.

The Middle East is experiencing a widespread regional war, which began with a sudden and violent attack on Iran, and has since expanded to include Lebanon, with the potential for the conflict to spread to Yemen and other countries in the region.

It is no longer a secret that the Egyptian regime does not rule its people solely through security repression, but also shapes their awareness through a directed industry of television dramas. This industry produces an official narrative of events, reshapes concepts, and plants a distorted image of Islam and its adherents in people's minds.

In the previous article, we discussed the creation of humankind as Allah's successor on Earth, and we cited the example of Prophet Abraham as a Quranic model of the Muslim who acts with certainty, unwavering in his resolve due to desires or doubts. We stated that the most important characteristic of this believer is his belief in the unseen.