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 بِسْمِ اللَّهِ الرَّحْمَنِ الرَّحِيم

Welcome to the Official Website of ™Reginald-Kevin: Duhart©  

Sovereign | Autonomous | Purpose-Driven

 Embrace Your Sovereignty. Reclaim Your Autonomy.

This digital space is dedicated to true self-governance, founded upon Qur’an, Sunnah, the understanding of the Salaf, and the consensus of the scholars. We uphold the principles of sovereignty, independence, and ethical self-determination, ensuring rightful control over identity, assets, and governance.

 Our Mission

We provide the knowledge, resources, and legal frameworks necessary for individuals to reclaim autonomy, financial independence, and self-authentication under natural law and Islamic principles.

 What You’ll Discover Here

1. Sovereign Legal Frameworks – Strategies for self-authentication, asset protection, and commercial independence  

2. Faith-Based Autonomy – Practical applications of Islamic jurisprudence and natural law  

3. Financial & Identity Security – Secure EIN registrations, wealth preservation, and decentralized transactions  

4. Exclusive Resources & Strategic Documents – Access to affidavits, security agreements, and self-executing legal instruments  

 The Journey Begins Here

Whether you, as an individual, are navigating self-governance, securing your identity, or exploring the historical legal principles of sovereignty, this space is designed to enlighten, empower, and inspire action.

• Individual Sovereignty in Islam

• ✅ Personal Accountability

• Every person is responsible for their actions, wealth, and contracts, as outlined in the Qur’an (2:286): 

• “Allah does not burden a soul beyond what it can bear.” 

• ✅ Freedom of Choice

• Islam grants individuals the right to own property, engage in trade, and make independent decisions, provided they align with Shariah principles. 

• ✅ Legal Autonomy

• Classical scholars like Ibn Khaldun emphasized that society thrives when individuals exercise self-governance, ensuring justice and stability. 

• ✅ Community-Based Sovereignty

• While rulers govern, the people hold them accountable through Shura (consultation), ensuring collective decision-making rather than blind obedience.

• Key Scholarly Perspectives

• Imam Al-Shatibi (d. 1388)

• Stressed that individuals must uphold their rights and responsibilities, ensuring justice and balance in society. 

• Ibn Taymiyyah (d. 1328)

• Advocated for self-governance, stating that a just ruler is necessary, but individuals must also safeguard their own autonomy. 

• Imam Abu Hanifa (d. 767)

• Emphasized economic independence, allowing individuals to engage in trade and contracts without oppressive interference.

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