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Irrelevant to the question asked. My faith is none of your business and it is between Allah and me. Lets just focus on the leadership question:
1. Will the political leadership be elected or not?
2. If political leadership is elected, how is that different from a democratic presidential or parliamentary system?
Surely you can answer some simple questions about how this ‘Shariah system’ will function.
As per my inadequate knowledge,
1) The people elect a Shu’ra , council of elders and learned people, which is quite like the parliament. They in turn appoint the Khalifa(Prime Minister maybe).
2) It’s not much different , the difference lies in the elected people being Sadiq and Ameen , which in olden days was established by reputation. Anyone even convicted , through testimony,of lying once was ineligible to be part of the Shu’ra. Any crime related to this, such as corruption, also made them ineligible. Also the difference lies in the fact that there was no party system, so the Shura may elect anyone to be the leader .
In the absence of any better answer, i replied with my knowledge on the matter. I might be wrong but this is the gist of Shariah system of government. I might add that Pakistan may have a similar system now(however inefficient), especially with 62 and 63 Articles of Constitution.