RT Article
T1 Islamist attitudes to the current world order
JF Islam and Christian-Muslim relations
VO 4
IS 2
SP 247
OP 256
A1 Azzam, Maha 1960-
LA English
YR 1993
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/596649878
AB The subject of Islam and politics raises problems of definition and categorisation of its religio‐ideological content and of the different groups and parties which uphold that Islam and politics are inextricably linked. There is a general consensus in the more recent literature on Islam that Islam is not monolithic. There are frequent references to the ‘variety of Islams’, ‘the Islam of the state’, ‘the Islam of radical Islamist groups’ and ‘sufi and popular Islam’. But is it so ordered? Have we gone from one extreme, that of defining Islam as monolithic, and replaced it with a set of rigid and compartmentalized notions of the different spheres and interpretations of Islam? It appears that the perceptions and practice of Islam are much more fluid and tend to overlap and that there is a common and integrated world‐view amongst Muslims that can be delineated.
K1 Recht
K1 Islam
K1 Gesellschaftsmodell
K1 Demokratie
K1 Menschenrechte
K1 Nahostkonflikt
K1 Bürgerkrieg
K1 Jugoslawien
K1 Golfkrieg 1991
K1 UNO/Vereinte Nationen/United Nations Organization
K1 Ökonomie
K1 Soziale Gerechtigkeit
K1 Law
K1 Social System
K1 Democracy
K1 Human Rights
K1 Middle East Conflict
K1 Civil War
K1 Yugoslavia
K1 Gulf war 1991
K1 UN/United Nations
K1 Economy
K1 Social Justice