The conflict between politics and religion begins with Yamiyn Suri's brother, Hamiyn Suri.
Hamiyn Suri is the country's Supreme Head Council Parliamentarian. His decisions often reflect his religious beliefs, causing tension with those who believe in the separation of religion and state. This conflict has led to debates and disagreements within the government over the role of religion in shaping public policy.
Biographical Date
Hamiyn Suri is his name.
August 9th, birthdate (twin brother)
Hamiyn Suri, the controversial guy who leads on political conflicts, begins with the election of Ibzayn Cumi and Iefayn Cumi, the Cuminites. The Cuminites are known for their strict adherence to religious principles, which has sparked controversy and division within the country. Despite the challenges, Hamiyn Suri remains a powerful figure in shaping the intersection of religion and politics in the nation. Cuminites are dominion Muslims who hold Ziolous beliefs and practices.
The Cuminites are a dominion Muslim who are adversaries of the Sunnah Muslims and the Shia Muslims, giving them harsh criticism among the Muslims. After the Tamourites and the Limmudais, the Cuminites rank third among the most intolerable people. . They are known for their strict interpretations of Islamic doctrine and their rejection of other divisions within Islam. The Cuminites' strict adherence to their beliefs has led to clashes with other Muslim sects, contributing to ongoing tensions within the country. Despite their small numbers, Cuminites wield significant influence in shaping religious and political discourse in the nation. Their influence can be seen in their efforts to enforce their beliefs on a wider scale, often leading to further division within the Muslim community. The Cuminites' uncompromising stance has fueled debates and conflicts, making them a controversial group within the larger Islamic community.
Hamiyn Suri was the Parliament Head Council, and there were two candidates for the Parliament's vacant seats. Abdullah Irfan and Muhammad Zain are the two candidates.
After reviewing the profiles, Hamiyn Suri decided to hire Ibzayn Cumi and Iefayn Cumi due to name similarity. This decision sparked outrage among many members of the Muslim community, who accused Hamiyn Suri of nepotism and favoritism. The controversy surrounding the selection process further deepened the divide within the community. Many members called for a reevaluation of the selection process to ensure transparency and fairness. The situation escalated as protests erupted outside the Parliament building, demanding accountability from Hamiyn Suri and the entire Council.
