The latest issue of Hittin magazine includes an article titled “China – friend or foe?” by Qari Abdulhadi that centers on the “injustice” committed by China on Muslims, which he argues is unprecedented in history. While the details of this injustice have been hidden from the media, the writer maintains that the growing jihadi activities in China, and the struggles of the mujahidin in Afghanistan and Pakistan, have rendered it difficult for China to keep its true face as the “enemy of Islam” hidden from the public.

…The bottom line, the writer notes, is that, like all other infidel states, China cannot be a friend of Muslims.

Will take this forward on the other thread, but my short answer is – No

I do not understand the concept of “rajdharma” in the context of democratic Republics. Sorry.

I think the answer is obvious, no?

Separately, if you use the “Google Search” box (on the top, right-hand side-bar), you will find a thread of most of things that you would like to discuss.

E.g. on “Raj-Dharma”, you may wish to comment/ continue the discussion on one of these threads:

Must we separate religion from politics?
Or
Hinduism as a secular concept

Sanatan Dharma is more than “Religion” (Religion, as we generally understand) and this is not the right post to discuss Sanatan Dharma. So let’s skip this here and discuss it somewhere else. BTW… Governance or Rajdharma is a part of Sanatan Dharma. Shantanu may open a new post “Is a Leader With Firm Belief in Rajdharma Better than Sickulars (or Atheist)?”