What are the political demands of Shiites and Sunnis in Islam?

Political proposition: Insist that caliphs must be elected through consultation. But five conditions are needed: (1) Gulaishi; (2) adult males; (3) physical and mental health; (4) Personality traits such as justice, courage and boldness needed to defend the territory; (5) Being loved by Muslims and holding a surrender ceremony. The caliph has the following powers in managing the country and defending Islamic beliefs and territories (especially Mecca and Medina); Declare jihad when necessary; Appointing state officials; Tax collection and management of public funds; Crush the rebellion; Enforce the law, etc.

Shiites:

Political proposition: restore the tradition of Islamic fundamentalism as the state religion, and establish a country with the integration of politics and religion-Iran 1979 Shiite Islamic fundamentalism revolution as the mainstay.

Sunnis are more secular than Shiites, and the two parties hold opposite attitudes towards secularization and introduction.

Look at the national conditions of Sunni countries except Iran (fundamentalism, theocracy, which can best represent the national conditions of Shia countries at present), Bahrain (which is a Shia-dominated country, but it has been secularized), Iraq (which is a Shia-dominated country, but it has been secularized), Lebanon (which is a Shia-dominated country, but it has been secularized), Arabia and North Africa (hereinafter referred to as Middle East countries) are all secularized.