The Council of Islamic Ideology (CII) is a constitutional body in Pakistan that advises the government on Islamic laws and principles. Established in 1962, its primary role is to ensure that legislation aligns with Islamic teachings and values. The council consists of scholars and experts in Islamic jurisprudence. The CII reviews laws and can recommend changes to ensure compliance with Sharia. It also provides guidance on various social issues, aiming to promote an understanding of Islamic principles in governance. The council plays a significant role in shaping policies that reflect the religious beliefs of the Pakistani population.