Study on Believers' role in Moroccan spiritual security

The article focuses on the role of the Sovereign's Authority in Morocco, clarifying that this religious and political institution goes beyond mere political functions to protect the spiritual integrity of the nation. This is achieved through its close association with the Maliki school of thought, Ash'ari theology, and Sunni Sufism. The research emphasizes that the system of the Sovereign's Authority, which follows the king as the Commander of the Faithful, helps to solidify national identity and foster a balance between religious heritage and the needs of the modern state, drawing on a history that extends from the era of the Idrisids to the Alawi dynasty. Additionally, it highlights that this institution performs a spiritual and diplomatic role on the global stage, particularly in West Africa, rooted in profound spiritual and political foundations, with the aim of maintaining religious unity, promoting tolerance, and upholding the values of moderate Islam. The researcher concludes by stating that this model represents a comprehensive system that consolidates Morocco’s position as an exemplary Islamic civilization, blending spirituality with modernity.

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