In today's political landscape, we often see that financial incentives can influence the integrity and decisions of representatives, which is why he is pursuing this option regardless of the losses. A parliament that rewards more than 100 representatives with additional salaries from the executive to legitimize their loyalty raises serious ethical and moral questions and is forbidden according to Islamic principles. This practice not only undermines citizens' trust in their representatives but also jeopardizes the cultural and democratic principles that should underpin any government. In addition to these 100 representatives who are compensated for their support, there are also 70 members, including ministers and state secretaries, who are part of this problematic constellation. Their positioning within the government is supposed to promote the well-being of the country. However, instead of acting responsibly, they risk being trapped in a system that is more focused on personal interests than on the common good. A rethink is urgently needed. Representatives must recognize the consequences of their behavior for society and take responsibility. Without a fundamental correction of these issues, trust in institutions and ultimately the stability of the country will be seriously endangered. Therefore, it is essential that political actors become aware of their responsibilities and actively contribute to a positive turnaround for the nation.
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