Which Muslim philosopher viewed the state as a moral entity established to achieve the welfare of the 'Millah' (community or nation)?

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Nizam-ul-Mulk Tusi is the Muslim thinker who described the state as a moral institution aimed at securing the well-being of the Millah, meaning the nation or community.

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Which Muslim philosopher viewed the state as a moral entity established to achieve the welfare of the 'Millah' (community or nation)?

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