You were either meaning to say: How much does the state interfere in the society in an Islamic state? Or: is there a religious hierarchy in Islam resembling that of the Vatican?
1. Muhammad established an Islamic 'government-in-exile' that eventually conquered Mecca. The Islamic state is not the bloodthirsty fascist state of Iran or the Wahhabi state of Saudi Arabia. Rather it can range from libertarian to totalitarian, depending on the ruler. It is not very hierarchial. The Koran says, "Admonish them, you are only an admonisher. And you are not a dictator over them." (88:20-21). It simply means Muhammad was only to advise the law-breakers and not supposed to be a dictator over them. Since he was a political leader and the highest example for Muslims, this also applied to rulers. As for the 'victimless crimes' (fornication, adultery) they require 3 and 4 witnesses who saw the act of vaginal penetration between the adulterers. The witnesses are supposed to stay silent anyway, because in Islam Muslims conceal the sins of others, and the sinner is not supposed to announce his sin to anybody. Thus the so-called 'draconian legislation' of stoning adulterers is rarely implemented in an ideal Islamic state, where sinners are not rounded up and punished.
2. In Islam, there is no religious hierarchy. There are only Imams (leaders of prayer), scholars of Islam and Muftis.
Autonomous. Judaism today does not have a hierarchy, except on a very small scale within each independent synagogue.
Buddhism is autonomous because there is no central authority.
Because it can't be a manualnomous.
The Church of Scientology organization is hierarchical -- there are no recognized autonomous congregations, by design. However, considering that the Church considers anyone who has taken a Scientology or Dianetics self-improvement class to be a Scientologist, only a minority of the official membership is actually actively involved in a Scientology group or organization. And quite a few more consider themselves Scientologists but do not check in regularly. So you could say their organization is hierarchical but their membership is mostly autonomous.
The Bahá'í Faith has a hierarchical administration: elected groups of people, one at the international level (the "Universal House of Justice"), one for every country, or in some cases other kinds of regions (currently called the "National Spiritual Assemblies"), and one in each city or town where there are 9 or more believers (the "Local Spiritual Assemblies"). I am not sure what you mean by "autonomous". The Bahá'í Faith is certainly not a branch of another religion; in this sense, it is independent, with its own laws, its own administration, etc.
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What is central hierarchical database?
What are the disadvanteges of Hierarchical Model?
hierarchical
advantages of autonomous institutions
"Autonomous" is an adjective.
"Autonomous" is an adjective.