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=== Initial Reforms ===
Yufraan's first act as president of the Republic of Mukarras was to disband both the presidency and the Republic of Mukarras itself, instead choosing to reestablish the Divine Republic of Aldaar, with Yufraan themself as the [[mutadiit]]. (Given that Mutadiits must pass the trials of Suleiman to attain the position, there were no other options.) Some have criticized the acts as autocratic, fundamentalist, or having the intent to create a cult of personality; however, Yufraan's supporters have noted that the Mutadiit has far less power than the President of Mukarras had under Golden Oil, and Yufraan has expressed a desire to even further reduce that power at some point. Also, while Aldaar is technically a theocracy, it's completely open to any and all religions and practices barring hate or discrimination, including theoretically allowing a non-Dawrani to become Mutadiit. Finally, some have acknowledged that the fractured state of the Anabat desert was always intended to be temporary while a new Mutadiit could be found, meaning the While there is still opposition to the very nature of the government, the approval ratings for Yufraan and the new Aldaari state sit at a solid 79%.
In addition to recreating the country from scratch, Yufraan also took careful detail to remove every piece of legislation that Golden Oil had used to suppress Aldaari culture and human rights, as well as removing many 'secret' laws which had explicitly targeted the working-class populations of the country, and generally went through a legislative clean-up to make way for a new administration with less bureaucratic aims.
In a manner similar to the mutadiits of the First Divine Republic, Yufraan chose a new surname to honor their new position; Yufraan became the first to use a repeat of an already chosen name, choosing "Abd'ildarra" which translates to "Servant of Ildarra," and was the same name chosen by Suleiman Abd'ildarra.
=== Reestablishment of the Three Houses ===
Yufraan's final and most important reform done as solitary leader of Aldaar was to reestablish the system of governance used in the heyday of the First Divine Republic known as the Three Houses. This also required a massive social reform, as the proper functioning of the Houses requires the traditional Aldaari system of [[Kaastas]], a complex social web based loosely off of profession. Yufraan started off with a massive educational program to ensure everybody knew about the traditional ways of the Aldaari people, as well as initiating a census (as no formal census had ever been conducted by Golden Oil). After making sure most people were educated on the Kaastas, knew what it would entail, and supported the massive shift - although gathering this support was not as difficult as a problem as it would have been had the populace not still been cresting a wave of revolutionary fervor. Finally, Yufraan signed the Three Houses Act into law, which was given the title "Executive Decree #0001." (The numbering started at #0000, however, Hasa was in desperate need of a new sewage system.) Elections were quickly held and in late December, [[Omar Naciri]], [[Azniv Haviiz]], and [[Anahid Terzian]] would be elected as advisors by their respective houses, officially ending Yufraan's unilateral control over the nation.
== Personal Life ==
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=== Beliefs and Personality ===▼
Yufraan, being a theocrat of a majority Dawrani nation, is naturally a devout Dawrani and upholds many of the values espoused by the religion, including inclusivity, acceptance, and self-realization. Unlike previous Mutadiits, Yufraan has made no real attempt to expand the presence of Dawra within Aldaar or on an international stage, as well as being very open to reductions of their own power. Yufraan has also been a vocal activist for equality across all of Urth, and finally, they uphold many of the more traditional ways of the historic desert nomads of Aldaar, including a belief in redemption and the abolition of traditional border systems.
Many people who were friends with Yufraan both before and after their desert voyage noticed that Yufraan almost seemed like a completely different person. Furqan Hussayn, a friend of Yufraan from a young age, described them as being "extremely excitable, especially once you got them out of their shell" and said "they were equally as likely to engage you in a rapturing philosophical debate as to invite you to a party next weekend." However, post-Trials of Suleiman, "they're almost silent and extremely hesitant, almost as if they're contemplating every potential consequence of what they say - even if it's just what to eat for lunch." Hussayn concluded by saying, "I suppose that's just what happens when you literally have the weight of an entire nation, culture, and religion on your shoulders. Sort of forces you to grow up, I guess more than college did for us."
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