Abstract
This research provides an Islamic perspective on the political journey of Asif Ali Zardari in Pakistan, emphasizing his role within the Islamic framework of governance. Zardari, known for his strategic political maneuvers, rose to prominence following his marriage to Benazir Bhutto and later as the 11th President of Pakistan (2008-2013). His tenure, marked by challenges and controversies, including corruption allegations, significantly impacted Pakistan's socio-political fabric. This study examines Zardari's political path, leadership style, and policies, considering the Islamic principles of justice, accountability, and governance.
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