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A Research on Salafism's Discourses on YouTube in Terms of Political Participation, Democracy and Social Cohesion

Medya ve Din Araştırmaları Dergisi
Salafis, one of the religious groups, have begun to spread their views in society through digital preachers by taking advantage of the opportunities of new media.
Mevlüt Uğurlu
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"The impact of salafism threats in Iraq on the military security of the Islamic republic of Iran and providing a suitable strategy" [PDF]

علوم و فنون نظامی
One of the most important factors of sedition in the Islamic world is the emergence of Salafist thought. This current, as a system (belief and religion), has a special identity that, by polarizing the Islamic world, while distorting Islamic unity, can ...
abbas jafarinia, mohsen moradian, Nader Torkashvand   +2 more
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Understanding (non)involvement in terrorist violence: What sets extremists who use terrorist violence apart from those who do not?

Criminology &Public Policy, Volume 23, Issue 1, Page 119-152, February 2024.
Abstract Research summary We compare European and North American radicalization trajectories that led to involvement in terrorist violence (n = 103) with those for which this outcome did not occur (n = 103). Regression analyses illustrate how involvement in terrorist violence is determined not only by the presence of risk, but also the absence of ...
Bart Schuurman, Sarah L. Carthy
wiley   +1 more source

Istikshāf al-Takfīr wa Uṣūluhu wa Istikhdāmātuhu: Muqāranat Kufr al-Ta’wīl bayna al-Ashā‘irah wa al-Salafiyyah al-Wahhābiyyah

Al-Zahra: Journal for Islamic and Arabic Studies
This article seeks to analyze and focus on institutional Salafism, also referred to as Wahhabism. The term "Salafism" was not associated with Wahhabi doctrine until the 1970s.
Waskito Wibowo, Nur Aisyah Fadillah, Ahmed A. A. Madi, Bassam Hadi Mohammed Mabrook   +3 more
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“True, Masculine Men Are Not Like Women!”: Salafism between Extremism and Democracy

Religions, 2020
Whether we should understand Salafism in general as a security threat, as extremist, and as un-democratic and of concern to authorities is a debated question.
Susanne Olsson
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Caretakers Still? Reconsidering McCutcheon's Redescription of the Public Study of Religion

Religious Studies Review, Volume 51, Issue 1, Page 101-104, March 2025.
Loren D. Lybarger
wiley   +1 more source

The Impact of Salafism on Socio-Religious and Political Shifts in Kenya

International Journal of Social Science and Religion
Global discourse on Salafism is often dominated by narratives of radicalism and extremism, particularly within the framework of security concerns. Such portrayals, however, obscure the diverse expressions of Salafi thought and practice, especially among
Fatuma Kassim Mwatamu, Stephen Akaranga Ifedha, Abdulkadir A. Hashim   +2 more
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Islam, Salafism, and Peace: Facing the Challenges of Tradition and Change

Religions
Moving away from both the apologetic and polemical frames that have become ubiquitous in public discourses about Islam and Muslims, I position Salafism within the interpretative battles of the mainstream Sunni tradition.
Amine Tais
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Embracing Islam in Switzerland: (Re-)Conversion Between Searching for the Meaning of Life and Social Ties. [PDF]

J Muslim Minor Aff, 2022
Nollert M, Sheikhzadegan A.
europepmc   +1 more source

New and Old Perspectives in the Study of Salafism

, 2017
This review article attempts to assess the contribution of Henri Lauzière's recently published The Making of Salafism to the ongoing scholarly debate in the light of the extant literature.
Itzchak Weismann
core   +1 more source