Proportional representation in Islamic centers
Question

                Is proportional representation in Islam alowable or not.The situation is thus, if there are say 10 Muslim organisations(each with a differant 
number of members) and they all join together to form one mother organisation so that they can co-ordinate between the Islamic work between each other. Is it 
permissible that we catogorise the organisation according to their membership. 
That is if one organisation has 1-100 members they get one vote, 101-200 
members they get two votes and so on, Is this permissible in Islam? I hope you can answer this thank you
Praise be to Allah.
There is no problem with this because it is a way of organizing things in order to reach the right 
or better opinion, by using points to represent groups according to their size or number of 
members. But you should know that a "one man one vote" system may be unfair if the people 
involved are not equal in trustworthiness, ability, knowledge and experience that are necessary 
for the kind of decision-making that you want to undertake. If they are equal or close enough, 
then "one man one vote" is fair and wise. The people of authority (ahl al-hall wa’l-’aqd) in this 
ummah are those who have knowledge and virtue, who are rational and wise, and who are 
prominent and distinguished. These, not the ignorant masses whose opinion is worthless, are 
the ones who select the khaleefah. May Allaah help you to do that which will please Him.