The Chancellery of 𒀭 HOUSE BUHIJJI

Jurisdiction: 

Common Law / De Jure Governance

Description:

The Common Law Court of Scotland is an international de jure body that functions independently of corporate statutory jurisdictions. It restores lawful remedy under natural and common law, rooted in sovereignty, accountability, and the will of the people. 𒀭 HOUSE BUHIJJI recognizes and is recognized within this jurisdiction through the issuance of a Common Law Court Passport and ID, affirming lawful standing under natural rights and international recognition frameworks.

Jurisdiction: 

Indigenous, International, Non-State Affiliated

Description:

Cruinn is a global decentralized identification system used by free people, sovereigns, and private individuals who do not wish to be identified solely through corporate governments. It is recognized by the Common Law Court and other allied indigenous or de jure bodies. Through this affiliation, 𒀭HOUSE BUHIJJI holds a Cruinn ID and International License, demonstrating cross-border identification and mobility under treaty, private right, and customary law.

Jurisdiction: 

Ecclesiastical / Spiritual

Description:

The ULC is a legally recognized ecclesiastical body granting ministerial authority under U.S. and international law. It affirms the right of every human to pursue spiritual paths and ordains individuals into ministry roles. Through this credential, the Grand Chancellor of 𒀭 HOUSE BUHIJJI lawfully holds the title of Ordained Minister, as well as advanced ceremonial and religious titles including Doctor of Divinity, Imam, Prophet, and Hadji, reinforcing the religious and spiritual jurisdictional capacities of the Chancellery.

Jurisdiction: 

Global Citizenship / Diplomatic Framework

Description:

The World Government (World Citizen Government) issues identity documents under the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and global peace declarations. It recognizes individuals as world citizens with inalienable rights beyond national corporations or borders. 𒀭HOUSE BUHIJJI holds World Passport, World ID, and related diplomatic credentials, aligning its global mission of peace, sovereignty, and lawful non-domestic operation with recognized supranational frameworks.

Jurisdiction: 

Tribal / Autochthonous / Municipal (California-based)

Description:

Sun Village is a sovereign tribal and civic government originally established as a Black Indigenous safe haven and municipality in California. Through the work of the Grand Chancellor and the Divine Revelation manuscript, the dormant jurisdiction was reactivated, reaffirmed, and repositioned under rightful ancestral leadership.𒀭 HOUSE BUHIJJI holds status as tribal sovereign, chieftain, and tribal legal architect of the Sun Village revival — integrating both Moorish and American Indigenous legacy.

Jurisdiction:

 UN Simulation / Youth Diplomacy / Legal Training

Description:

Through the Grand Chancellor’s early involvement in THIMUN (The Hague International Model United Nations), he participated as a youth delegate, authored and passed UN-style resolutions, and saw these catalogued and submitted to the General Assembly. This formative experience, occurring during secondary education, laid the groundwork for 𒀭HOUSE BUHIJJI’s modern diplomatic, legislative, and legal architecture, aligning international legal simulation with lived sovereign governance.

Territorial Legacy: 

Kuwait, Eastern Arabia, Persian Gulf

Jurisdiction Type: 

Religious / Tribal / Coastal Merchant Lineages

Description:

The Shafi‘i school of Islamic law governs many coastal and merchant communities in the Arabian Gulf, including Kuwait. Through the maternal branch of 𒀭 HOUSE BUHIJJI, particularly the Al-Sane dynasty, Shafi‘i jurisprudence forms a foundational legal tradition. It supports HOUSE BUHIJJI’s governance through its flexible rulings on commerce, contracts, and interfaith relations — crucial to its legacy in trade, education, and philanthropic law.

Territorial Legacy: 

Bahrain, Ifriqiya (Tunisia), Andalusia

Jurisdiction Type: 

Religious / Tribal / Judicial

Description:

Maliki fiqh is the dominant school in North Africa and parts of Bahrain, where it intersects with the ancestral Aghlabid and Buhijji lines. Its emphasis on communal consensus (ʿamal ahl al-Madīna) and inherited judicial customs aligns with 𒀭 HOUSE BUHIJJI’s tribal adjudication, estate law, and spiritual oversight — affirming a heritage of imamates, custodianship, and juridical leadership across generations.

Territorial Legacy: 

Najd, Central Arabia, Diriyah, Saudi Arabia

Jurisdiction Type: 

Religious / Political / Tribal Sovereignty

Description:

The Hanbali tradition — later aligned with Wahhabi revivalist doctrine — underpins the legal code of Najd and Saudi Arabia. 𒀭HOUSE BUHIJJI’s paternal descent through the Muʿammari and Āyid lines of Najd connects it directly to this region’s pre-Saudi tribal governance. The family’s pre-Wahhabi jurisprudence and continued ancestral independence predate current state interpretations, reinforcing 𒀭HOUSE BUHIJJI’s sovereignty within Hanthala and Saʿdi Tamimi tribal law.

Territorial Legacy:

Southern Iraq, Bahrain, parts of Kuwait and Iran

Jurisdiction Type: 

Religious / Dynastic / Philosophical

Description:

The Jafari school, central to Shia Islam, is historically prevalent in Bahrain and parts of the user’s extended maternal family. While 𒀭HOUSE BUHIJJI is Sunni in core identity, its acknowledgment of Jafari influence through dynastic marriages, land endowments, and doctrinal philosophy reflects a broader Islamic unity. This alignment strengthens inter-sectarian legitimacy and upholds inclusive jurisprudence within its diplomatic and spiritual mandates.