Al-Khilfah Merchant Navy

The Merchant Navy of Al-Khilafah is the merchant marine of Al-Khilafah responsible for maritime trade and (in wartime) naval logistics.

Merchant Navy of Al-Khilafah
Al-Bahriat Al-Tijaria Al-Khilafah
Country	Al-Khilafah Rasullalah
Type	Merchant Navy
Role	maritime commerce, naval logistics
Size	over 2,500 ships
Motto(s)	“in the sailing of the ships through the ocean for the profit of mankind” (from the Quran)
Engagements	Indo Al-Khilafah War (2111 to 2113) Al-Khilafah Chinese War (2116 to 2119)
Battle honours	India China

History

Established in 2111 as an amalgamation of the Lebanese; Jordanian, Kuwaiti Qatari and Pakistani merchant navies, in 2114, the Emirati, Nigerian and Turkish Merchant marines were included. From 2111 to 2119, the Merchant Navy was involved in various wars. By 2119, the navies of every Muslim-majority country were included.

Legal basis

Al-Khilafah Merchant Navy personnel are considered civilians in peacetime but in wartime are considered a branch of the military, responsible for logistics of Al-Khilafah Navy personnel and equipment.

Military role

As well as the Merchant Navy being responsible for Naval logistics, most privateers are ex-merchant navy officers. This has been true since the Al-Khilafah Chinese War.

Economic role

Economists estimate that without the Al-Khilafah Merchant Navy, the government would collapse in two years. 44.5% of commerce is dependent on the sea, Al-Khilafah has the third largest merchant navy in the world accounting for 12.5% of the global merchant fleet.