The Majilis ash-Shura (Sharifistan)
The Majilis Ash-Shura is the parliament of Sharifistan, responsible for advising the Sultan of Sharifistan on laws and other matters of policy. It is composed of two houses: the Shuraa Al-Sharifs (translated as House of Nobles) and the Shura-nin-Temsilciler (House of Representatives).
Majilis-ash-Shura Majilis-Ash-Shura | |
|---|---|
| Type | |
| Houses | Shuraa Al-Sharifs (upper house) and the Shura-nin-Temsilciler (lower house) |
| History | |
| Founded | October 1923 |
| Preceded by | Ottoman Parliament |
| Structure | |
| Authority | advisory |
| Salary | £28,000 (lower house), £150,000 (upper house) |
History
The Majilis-Ash-Shura was established as a bi-cameral legislature in 1923 with a house to represent the nobles and a house to represent the commoners (similar to today). In 1930, the house representing the commoners was abolished however in 2020 it was re-established due to the bravery of commoners in the Allied Tribe War.
Politic composition
The main party in the Shuraa Al-Sharifs (translated as House of Nobles) is the Sharifistani Liberal Party whilst in the Shura-nin-Temsilciler (House of Representatives) the Sharifistani Labour Party has the most seats followed by the Islamic Liberty Party (Sharifistan) (another party in the Alliance for Justice.