The Development of British Salafism [PDF]
The popularity of Salafism in the UK is attributable to the convergence of the globalization of Salafi discourse, the search for religious identity among second generation British Muslims seeking “pure” religion, and the competition for recruits between ...
Hamid, S.
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A Doomed Relationship: Ennahdha and Salafism
Contrary to expectations, the relationship between Ennahdha and the Salafis in Tunisia was destined for failure. The authors explain why, but note that the reasons young people looked to Salafism for revolutionary purity and inspiration remain.
Cavatorta, Francesco, Zouaghi, Sabrina
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Book review: Global Salafism: Islam's New Religious Movement – Edited by Roel Meijer
This article reviews the book “Global Salafism: Islam's New Religious Movement”, by Roel ...
Pratt, Douglas
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Discover Your Inner Strength: A Positive Psychological Approach to Bolster Resilience and Address Radicalization. [PDF]
Dechesne M, Ahajjaj J.
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Variations Within the Salafi Movement: Salafism and the State
Variations Within the Salafi Movement: Salafism and the StateTerrorism and Counterterrorism/GeorgetownX/GUIX-501 ...
Byman, Daniel
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THE CONSTRUCTION OFSALAFIYYA: RECONSIDERING SALAFISM FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF CONCEPTUAL HISTORY
For nearly a century of scholarship, uncertainties and paradoxes have beleaguered interpretations of the origins and meaning of Salafism (al-salafiyya).
Henri Lauzière
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Countering Islamic conservatism on being transgender: Clarifying Tantawi's and Khomeini's fatwas from the progressive Muslim standpoint. [PDF]
Zaharin AAM, Pallotta-Chiarolli M.
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Review of Henri Lauziere , The making of Salafism
Item does not contain fulltextHenri Lauzière, The Making of Salafism: Islamic Reform in the Twentieth Century :Middle East Journal ...
Wagemakers, J.
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State "Salafism" in Malaysia: development of the "Sunnah" reform ideology in Perlis, Malaysia
Since the arrival of Islam in Tanah Melayu or Malaya, traditionalist scholars have dominated the Islamic discourse through their close relations with the rulers (Sultans).
Malik, Maszlee
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Faith-based organizations: humanitarian mission or religious missionary. [PDF]
Khafagy RA.
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