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1). Which leader had an influence on education?
2). What impact did that education have on society?
3). Why do you think Nizam ul Mulk appointed the head preacher of his madrasa belonging to the Sha`fi madhab?

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How was leadership understood and executed under the Saljuks? and why?

What were the roles and responsibilities of the Caliph, Sultan and Wazir?

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Who is the Premier of Ontario?
What are his roles and responsibilities?

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Who is the Prime Minister of Canada?
What are his roles and responsibilities? (jot notes)

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1. Justin Trudeau
2. Some roles/responsibilities he has are related to:
- national defence
- foreign affairs
- federal taxes
- criminal law
- Indigenous lands and rights

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The Prime Minister of Canada is Justin Trudeau. His roles and responsibilities include:
- Being the leader of the government (provides instruction etc. to the government with advice from the government
- He is a party leader so he needs to keep in mind party values and goals
- As the PM, he will have to work collaboratively with Municipal and Provincial leaders
- Trudeau also has the ability to allot certain positions to people in the government

Mahnur

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Who is the Prime Minister of Canada? And what is his/her role?

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Who is the Prime Minister of Canada? And what is his/her role?

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Justin Trudeau. And the role he plays is the leader so he basically does everything for the country - Mashaal

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The prime minister of Canada is Justin Trudeau.
In many systems, the prime minister appoints and dismisses other cabinet members, as well as appoints and dismisses members of the government.
He is the chair of Cabinet so he controls the agenda and discussions at meetings.
The only person who can consult with the governor general and advise him to dissolve or prorogue Parliament and call an election is the prime minister.

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The prime minister of Canada is Justin Trudeau
roles and responsibilities:
- most powerful position in Canadian politics
- controls the governing party and speaks for it
- government creates laws and manages programs and services that tend to affect the whole country

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1. Doug Ford
2. Develop priorities and set priorities for the government

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1. Doug Ford
2. Some of his roles/responsibilities to manage the:
- natural resources/environment
- hospitals in the province
- property and civil rights
- education in the province
- direct taxes
- prisons

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- Doug Ford is the Premier and he is to keep everyone safe
- He deals and makes decisions about the economy, schooling, health care and the safety of others

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The Premier of Ontario is Doug Ford. He has a say in education, healthcare, and social services. - Mahnur

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Who is the Premier of Ontario? What are his roles and responsibilities?

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Who is the Premier of Ontario? What are his roles and responsibilities?

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Doug Ford is the Premier of Ontario. He is in charge of the school stuff.

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Premier: Doug Ford
Responsibilities:
- head of the provincial government
- responsible for working with the Cabinet Ministers to develop policies and set priorities for the provincial government

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The premier of Ontario is Doug Ford.
The Premier is the head of the provincial government and is in charge of developing policies and setting priorities in collaboration with the Cabinet Ministers.
The provincial government can create or change laws and programs concerning: -natural resources and the environment -hospitals -property and civil rights in the province -education -justice administration -social services. The premier is the head of the provincial government.

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1. Since the Saljuqs had never run an empire, they didn't have the knowledge of leadership.
- administration power of empire was left on the Persian wazirs
- Abbasid Caliphs were official rulers
- Amirs were commanders of the army
- Sultans were the ones with the real power
Due to so many titles, there was a confusion in who had power, authority and governance. Different cultures in Muslim civilisations understood governance differently.
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Caliph:
- imperial ruling style
- Claimed that they were "leaders of the Muslim community and the defenders of Islam."
Sultans:
- controlled the military
Wazirs:
- had control over the administration of the empire, so the ran the government
- were appointed by leaders

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1. The Suljuks didn't really have an empire, they left it to the Perisan wazirs. However, there were different titles for the different roles that were assigned. 

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1. The Suljuks didn't really have an empire, they left it to the Perisan wazirs. However, there were different titles for the different roles that were assigned. 

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Samara

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- left administration to wazirs
Caliph: political, military, and religious control
Sultan: controlled the army
Wazir: political control on who joined the cabinet

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All of the leaders and people in high positions in the empire also had says in the military aspect of the empire as well as the fact that all of them were religious leaders. Caliphs considered themselves defenders of Islam and the rightful leaders of the Muslim community and inforced this by military use. Sultans controlled the army and got their power through the caliphs, and were often the ones with the most power. Wazirs appointed people with positions in the government and got their power through leaders in higher positions.

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Leadership was split between 4 different titles. All 4 of these titles had different roles that they had to execute and some had more power than others. This was like this because there were multiple people and different branches of Islam living there they had different leaders and multiple of them.

The roles and responsibilities of the caliph was to control the political, military, and religious things.
The sultan controlled the army and had much power
The wazirs had political control on who joined the cabinet.