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Islamic Fundamentalism

2015
The philosophical roots of Islamic fundamentalism are largely the result of a conscious attempt to revive and restate the theoretical relevance of Islam in the modern world. The writings of three twentieth-century Muslim thinkers and activists – Sayyid Qutb, Ayatollah Ruhollah al-Khumayni and Abu al-‘Ala al-Mawdudi – provide authoritative guidelines ...
Youssef M Choueiri
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Excursus Islamic Fundamentalism

2008
Abu al-Aʿla Maududi (died 1979) was one of the first to ideologies Islam or islamise the political discourse of the nationalists, developing a system equated with Islam compatible with Western ideologies. Party system and nation-state, for instance, are interpreted as having always been Islamic.
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Contextualizing Islamic Fundamentalism

International Journal: Canada's Journal of Global Policy Analysis, 1999
/% VIRTUAL INDUSTRY HAS SPRUNG UP in academic and policy circles over Samuel Huntington's 'clash of civilization' thesis. Most of the responses have been punishing critiques of its essentialist tendencies and arguments for more contingent and complex understandings of the role of culture and religion in international conflict and co-operation in the ...
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Islamic Fundamentalism

2003
This review of the evolution of Islamic fundamentalism and Western-Muslim relations—from the events of September 11, 2001, to the present day—offers insight into the movement's historical roots and growing contemporary influence. Given the volatile nature of relations between the Middle East and the Western world, many Westerners ...
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The Search for Fundamentals and Islamic Fundamentalism

1995
Contemporary Islamic fundamentalism thrust itself upon the attention of the world with the Islamic revolution of 1979 in Iran, which represented the final triumph of the movement I have characterised as “revolutionary traditionalism” (Arjomand 1984). Ever since that time, the impressive presence, throughout the Muslim world, of Islamic fundamentalism ...
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