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Islamic Fundamentalism and Political Islam

History Compass, 2005
Abstract Political Islam is a movement that began in the late 1920s, after secular governments failed to secure economic independence, prosperity and good governance in the Muslim world. Convinced that a return to the sovereignty of Islamic law would be the only hope for progress in the ...
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Fundamental Islamic Teachings

2016
Islam provides the roadmap for just and flourishing societies where free individuals pursue their development with governments that are answerable to the community. The Islamic system differs from the capitalist market-based system in a number of important dimensions: greater degree of justice, higher moral standard, honesty and trust in the ...
Hossein Askari, Hossein Mohammadkhan
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Islamic Fundamentalism and Political Islam

1997
Since the demise of the Soviet Union, it has become fashionable to warn of a new Cold War arising from ‘the resurgence of parochial identities based on ethnic and religious allegiances’ (Juergensmeyer, 1993, p. 2). Religion, in particular, is seen to pose a serious threat to international stability (Huntington, 1993), with the role being played by ...
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‘Fundamentalism’ Christian and Islamic

Religion, 1987
This article seeks to answer the question whether the term ‘fundamentalism’ is an appropriate label for certain Islamic movements by undertaking a detailed comparison with Protestant Christian fundamentalism, for which the term was originally coined.
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The uniqueness of Islamic fundamentalism

Terrorism and Political Violence, 1996
This article explores the notion of fundamentalism, and anchors it in the concepts of extremism, radicalism and scripturalism. It argues that it is possible to study the phenomenon of fundamentalism within the paradigms of rationalism that prevail in modern social science.
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The concept of heritage and the grammar of Islamic fundamentalism

Memory Studies, 2021
Baudouin Dupret
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Islamism and Fundamentalism

Middle East Report, 1994
Saba Mahmood, Martin E. Marty, R. Scott Appleby   +2 more
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“Islamic Fundamentalism”

The Ecumenical Review, 1989
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Islam: Sources, Principles And Fundamentals

From a historical point of view, we can speak of a relative re-emergence of Islām in Italy in modern times, following the migratory flows from various countries of the Islamic world – in particular from the 1970s onwards. Today it is the second religion in almost all European countries. If initially migration was primarily linked to a study and/or the
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Modernity, Islam and Fundamentalisms

2013
Traditions of social and political theory that have been framed through the terms of an Enlightenment vision of modernity often have difficulties in recognizing the significance of resurgent religious movements. We have seen a return to literal and fundamentalist movements within different religious traditions in both the West and the East.
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