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Globalization and Muslim Identity : Challenges and Prospects
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Shakti Pub., 2011
ISBN 10 : 9381499012
ISBN 13 : 9789381499016
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Vendeur : Vedams eBooks (P) Ltd, New Delhi, Inde
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Contents Preface 1 Introduction 2 Islam and globalization 3 Globalized Islam the search for a new Ummah 4 Islam globalization and counter terrorism 5 Al-Qaida globalisation and Islam 6 The challenges of globalization to Muslim youths 7 Globalization challenges and prospects for Muslims 8 The alliance of civilization initiative in globalization era concept prospects and proposals 9 Modernity nation-state and Islamic identity politics 10 Globalisation and emerging challenges to Islam in Asia 11 Reflections on Islamic identity citizenship rights and womens struggle for gender justice 12 The role of Muslim identity Politics in radicalisation Bibliography IndexGlobalization though not a new phenomenon for the Muslim world holds added significance in view of the position it is assuming as a framework for the re-ordering of the world The speed the spread and the scope of contemporary globalization in the wake of revolutionary technological advancements have turned the planet into a village Relations between communities and nations are being redefinedGlobalization is not new As far the Muslim ummah is concerned its existence is based on certain universal values articles of faith and principles which provide the intellectual and conceptual foundations for globalization The Muslims believe in Allah the Lord of the worlds and the creator of the heavens and the earth They believe in all the prophets of Allah and the Quran testifies that these prophets and their followers belong to one ummah jacket 280 pp. N° de réf. du vendeur 99580
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