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Journal of Late Antique, Islamic and Byzantine Studies, 2023
This article seeks to offer a new reading of how we frame medieval Islamic intellectual traditions in relation to the question of Late Antiquity. It introduces a group of medieval Muslim thinkers, known as the Shiraz Circle, who remain largely unknown to
Ahab Bdaiwi
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This article seeks to offer a new reading of how we frame medieval Islamic intellectual traditions in relation to the question of Late Antiquity. It introduces a group of medieval Muslim thinkers, known as the Shiraz Circle, who remain largely unknown to
Ahab Bdaiwi
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The Problem of the Rebellious Religious Women: Pakistan, Gender, and the Islamic Revival
Social Politics: International Studies in Gender, State and Society, 2019:Academic audiences and local commentators alike are perplexed by women's participation in Islamic movements in urban Pakistan. Why are privileged women joining Islamic movements which call on them to limit their freedom at a time of growing economic and
Meryem F. Zaman
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Tasqif: Journal of Islamic Pedagogy
This article discusses the impact of the implementation of artificial intelligence technology (AI) in Islamic religious education, in particular about the understanding and practice of Muslim religion as well as critical aspects that need to be ...
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This article discusses the impact of the implementation of artificial intelligence technology (AI) in Islamic religious education, in particular about the understanding and practice of Muslim religion as well as critical aspects that need to be ...
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2017
Although it is generally assumed that Ennahda did not have any structures in Tunisia in the years before the uprisings, this chapter uncovers how the movement tried to tentatively recreate itself, including at the universities, starting from the mid-2000s, when some of its prisoners were released.
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Although it is generally assumed that Ennahda did not have any structures in Tunisia in the years before the uprisings, this chapter uncovers how the movement tried to tentatively recreate itself, including at the universities, starting from the mid-2000s, when some of its prisoners were released.
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2021
Over the past century, waves of Sunni reformers from the Middle East to South Asia to central Asia have called for a return to Islam’s foundations by invoking well-established concepts in Islamic thought such as tajdid (renewal) and islah (reform).
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Over the past century, waves of Sunni reformers from the Middle East to South Asia to central Asia have called for a return to Islam’s foundations by invoking well-established concepts in Islamic thought such as tajdid (renewal) and islah (reform).
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Islamic Revivalism: Popular Roots of Islamism (Pan-Islamism)
2001Abstract The last decades of Ottoman history cannot be understood properly without taking into account the revolution from below caused by the revivalist movements. The most important event in the history of Islamic societies was the disintegration of the old social order and the resultant restructuring of almost all the traditional ...
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Education, Social Mobility and Religious Movements: The Islamic Revival in Egypt
, 2017Christine Binzel, Jean-Paul Carvalho
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