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Islam and the Arab Revolutions
2022The Arab revolutions of 2011 were a transformative moment in the modern history of the Middle East, as people rose up against long-standing autocrats throughout the region to call for "bread, freedom and dignity." With the passage of time, results have been decidedly mixed, with initial success stories like Tunisia contrasting with the emergence of ...
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Indonesia’s Islamic revolution
South East Asia Research, 2020The main argument in Indonesia’s Islamic Revolution is ‘that a distinct but significant sector of Indonesian society participated in the revolution Islamically, and [that] the revolution also impac...
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The Iranian Revolution is an Islamic Revolution
1979The article "The Iranian Revolution is an Islamic Revolution," authored by Rashid al-Ghannushi, was published in the journal al-Ma'rifa in February 1979. It argues the 1979 event was fundamentally Islamic and analyzes the revolution's causes and goals, framing it as a fight against internal tyranny and external Imperialism and Materialism.
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2004
Abstract In revolutions, even more than in other forms of political activity, there is an element of theater. This is evidenced by the almost universal use of such words as drama, stage, scene, role, even actor, in speaking of revolutionary events. Revolutionaries are, of course, conscious of this dramatic element. Some indeed, Karl Marx
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Abstract In revolutions, even more than in other forms of political activity, there is an element of theater. This is evidenced by the almost universal use of such words as drama, stage, scene, role, even actor, in speaking of revolutionary events. Revolutionaries are, of course, conscious of this dramatic element. Some indeed, Karl Marx
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1996
Abstract Ever since the Iranian revolution of 1978-1979, the West has been apprehensive about the possibility of an Islamic revolution, which it has assumed to be the hallmark of Islamic revivalism, the object of the Islamic state, and the culmination of the tajdid and islah of Islam.
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Abstract Ever since the Iranian revolution of 1978-1979, the West has been apprehensive about the possibility of an Islamic revolution, which it has assumed to be the hallmark of Islamic revivalism, the object of the Islamic state, and the culmination of the tajdid and islah of Islam.
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On the Revolutions in Early Islam
Studia Islamica, 1970neither church nor priest, neither orthodoxy nor hierarchy, neither kingship nor aristocracy. There were to be no castes or estates to flaw the unity of the believers; no privileges, save the self-evident superiority of those who accept to those who wilfully reject the true faith-and of course such obvious natural and social facts as the superiority of
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Khomeini and the Islamic Revolution
2009Abstract As the undisputed leader of the islamic revolution and the founder and charismatic leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran (IRI) from 1979 to 1989, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini set the direction of post-revolutionary developments in the two decades after his death. Iran has remained firmly in the hands of Khomeini’s followers, the
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An Islamic Science Revolution?
Science, 2005SCIENCE IN IRANTEHRAN-- Iran is pouring money into world-class facilities for biotechnology, particle physics, and astronomy. But growing tensions with the West threaten a scientific community just coming into its own.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017
Society has changed over the ages and the most drastic social changes have been provoked by revolution. In this view, revolution is a form of social changes despite its elusive concept. Therefore, today’s social system in which we are living is a product of varied revolutions in history.
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Society has changed over the ages and the most drastic social changes have been provoked by revolution. In this view, revolution is a form of social changes despite its elusive concept. Therefore, today’s social system in which we are living is a product of varied revolutions in history.
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The Islamic Agricultural Revolution
Abstract The Islamic Agricultural Revolution: Myths and Realities Since its first advancement by Andrew Watson in 1974, the ‘Watson Thesis’ of a marked expansion of agricultural activity under the first centuries of Islamic rule over western Eurasia and North Africa has gained wide acceptance.openaire +2 more sources