An Islamist Party is a political organization that seeks to implement Islamic principles and laws in governance. These parties often advocate for a political system that aligns with their interpretation of Islamic teachings and may focus on issues such as social justice, economic development, and education based on Sharia law. Islamist Parties can vary widely in their ideologies and methods, ranging from moderate to more radical approaches. Some may participate in democratic processes, while others might reject them in favor of more militant strategies. Examples of such parties include the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and Hamas in Palestine.