Islamic Governance refers to the political and administrative systems based on the principles of Islam. It aims to implement the teachings of the Qur'an and the Hadith in public life, ensuring justice, equality, and the welfare of the community. Leaders, often referred to as caliphs or imams, are expected to uphold Islamic law, known as Sharia, and promote ethical conduct in governance. In Islamic Governance, the concept of consultation or Shura is vital, encouraging leaders to seek advice from the community. This system emphasizes accountability and the importance of serving the public, aligning governance with the moral and ethical standards set by Islamic teachings.