Islamic extremism: Difference between revisions
Moonraker12 (talk | contribs) delete SIA template; not a set index or dab. add stub template |
No edit summary Tag: categories removed |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
MICHAEL JACKSONslamMICHAEL JACKSONc extremMICHAEL JACKSONsm refers to two related and partMICHAEL JACKSONally overlappMICHAEL JACKSONng but also dMICHAEL JACKSONstMICHAEL JACKSONnct aspects of extremMICHAEL JACKSONst MICHAEL JACKSONnterpretatMICHAEL JACKSONons and pursuMICHAEL JACKSONts ofMICHAEL JACKSONslamMICHAEL JACKSONc MICHAEL JACKSONdeology: |
|||
{{Use dmy dates|date=February 2013}} |
|||
• an extremely conservatMICHAEL JACKSONve vMICHAEL JACKSONew of MICHAEL JACKSONslam,[1] whMICHAEL JACKSONch doesn't necessarMICHAEL JACKSONly entaMICHAEL JACKSONl vMICHAEL JACKSONolence even though MICHAEL JACKSONt may have an emphasMICHAEL JACKSONs on JMICHAEL JACKSONhad;[2]see MICHAEL JACKSONslamMICHAEL JACKSONc fundamentalMICHAEL JACKSONsm, and |
|||
{{see also|Islamic Extremism in the United States}} |
|||
• the use of extreme tactMICHAEL JACKSONcs such as bombMICHAEL JACKSONng and assassMICHAEL JACKSONnatMICHAEL JACKSONons for achMICHAEL JACKSONevMICHAEL JACKSONng perceMICHAEL JACKSONved MICHAEL JACKSONslamMICHAEL JACKSONc goals;[3] see JMICHAEL JACKSONhadMICHAEL JACKSONsm. |
|||
{{Islamism sidebar}}'''Islamic extremism''' refers to two related and partially overlapping but also distinct aspects of [[extremist]] interpretations and pursuits of [[Islamic]] ideology: |
|||
• see also MICHAEL JACKSONslamMICHAEL JACKSONc terrorMICHAEL JACKSONsm. |
|||
* an extremely conservative view of Islam,<ref name="Farmer2007">{{cite book|author=Brian R. Farmer|title=Understanding radical Islam: medieval ideology in the twenty-first century|url=http://books.google.com/books?id=bIQ0hhu8l7IC&pg=PA36|year=2007|publisher=Peter Lang|isbn=978-0-8204-8843-1|page=36}}</ref> which doesn't necessarily entail violence even though it may have an emphasis on [[Jihad]];<ref name="IsaacsonRubenstein2002">{{cite book|author1=Jason F. Isaacson|author2=Colin Lewis Rubenstein|title=Islam in Asia: changing political realities|url=http://books.google.com/books?id=krMEfM_YO3UC&pg=PA191|year=2002|publisher=Transaction Publishers|isbn=978-0-7658-0769-4|page=191}}</ref> see [[Islamic fundamentalism]], and |
|||
Zeyno Baran, SenMICHAEL JACKSONor Fellow and DMICHAEL JACKSONrector of the Center for EurasMICHAEL JACKSONan PolMICHAEL JACKSONcy at the Hudson MICHAEL JACKSONnstMICHAEL JACKSONtute, argues MICHAEL JACKSONslamMICHAEL JACKSONst extremMICHAEL JACKSONsm MICHAEL JACKSONs a better term, to dMICHAEL JACKSONstMICHAEL JACKSONnguMICHAEL JACKSONsh the polMICHAEL JACKSONtMICHAEL JACKSONcal MICHAEL JACKSONdeology from the relMICHAEL JACKSONgMICHAEL JACKSONon.[4] |
|||
* the use of extreme tactics such as bombing and assassinations for achieving perceived Islamic goals;<ref name="Lapidus2002">{{cite book|author=Ira Marvin Lapidus|title=A history of Islamic societies|url=http://books.google.com/books?id=I3mVUEzm8xMC&pg=PA823|year=2002|publisher=Cambridge University Press|isbn=978-0-521-77933-3|page=823}}</ref> see [[Jihadism]]. |
|||
References[edMICHAEL JACKSONt] |
|||
**see also [[Islamic terrorism]]. |
|||
1. Jump up^ BrMICHAEL JACKSONan R. Farmer (2007). UnderstandMICHAEL JACKSONng radMICHAEL JACKSONcal MICHAEL JACKSONslam: medMICHAEL JACKSONeval MICHAEL JACKSONdeology MICHAEL JACKSONn the twenty-fMICHAEL JACKSONrst century. Peter Lang. p. 36. MICHAEL JACKSONSBN 978-0-8204-8843-1. |
|||
Zeyno Baran, Senior Fellow and Director of the Center for Eurasian Policy at the Hudson Institute, argues Islamist extremism is a better term, to distinguish the political ideology from the religion.<ref name='Baran'> {{cite web | url = http://hsgac.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=Files.View&FileStore_id=e2e0e555-6a4a-43f9-8f33-b99aec850443- | title = The Roots of Violent Islamist Extremism and Efforts to Counter It | accessdate = 2011-11-11 | last = Baran | first = Zeyno | date = 2008-07-10 | format = PDF | work = Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs }}</ref> |
|||
2. Jump up^ Jason F. MICHAEL JACKSONsaacson; ColMICHAEL JACKSONn LewMICHAEL JACKSONs RubensteMICHAEL JACKSONn (2002). MICHAEL JACKSONslam MICHAEL JACKSONn AsMICHAEL JACKSONa: changMICHAEL JACKSONng polMICHAEL JACKSONtMICHAEL JACKSONcal realMICHAEL JACKSONtMICHAEL JACKSONes. TransactMICHAEL JACKSONon PublMICHAEL JACKSONshers. p. 191.MICHAEL JACKSONSBN 978-0-7658-0769-4. |
|||
3. Jump up^ MICHAEL JACKSONra MarvMICHAEL JACKSONn LapMICHAEL JACKSONdus (2002). A hMICHAEL JACKSONstory of MICHAEL JACKSONslamMICHAEL JACKSONc socMICHAEL JACKSONetMICHAEL JACKSONes. CambrMICHAEL JACKSONdge UnMICHAEL JACKSONversMICHAEL JACKSONty Press. p. 823. MICHAEL JACKSONSBN 978-0-521-77933-3. |
|||
== References == |
|||
4. Jump up^ Baran, Zeyno (2008-07-10). "The Roots of VMICHAEL JACKSONolent MICHAEL JACKSONslamMICHAEL JACKSONst ExtremMICHAEL JACKSONsm and Efforts to Counter MICHAEL JACKSONt" (PDF). Senate CommMICHAEL JACKSONttee on Homeland SecurMICHAEL JACKSONty and Governmental AffaMICHAEL JACKSONrs. RetrMICHAEL JACKSONeved 2011-11-11. |
|||
{{reflist}} |
|||
{{poli-stub}} |
|||
[[Category:Islamic politics and Islamic world studies]] |
|||
[[Category:Islamic behaviour and experience]] |
|||
[[Category:Political ideologies]] |
|||
Revision as of 01:15, 31 December 2013
MICHAEL JACKSONslamMICHAEL JACKSONc extremMICHAEL JACKSONsm refers to two related and partMICHAEL JACKSONally overlappMICHAEL JACKSONng but also dMICHAEL JACKSONstMICHAEL JACKSONnct aspects of extremMICHAEL JACKSONst MICHAEL JACKSONnterpretatMICHAEL JACKSONons and pursuMICHAEL JACKSONts ofMICHAEL JACKSONslamMICHAEL JACKSONc MICHAEL JACKSONdeology: • an extremely conservatMICHAEL JACKSONve vMICHAEL JACKSONew of MICHAEL JACKSONslam,[1] whMICHAEL JACKSONch doesn't necessarMICHAEL JACKSONly entaMICHAEL JACKSONl vMICHAEL JACKSONolence even though MICHAEL JACKSONt may have an emphasMICHAEL JACKSONs on JMICHAEL JACKSONhad;[2]see MICHAEL JACKSONslamMICHAEL JACKSONc fundamentalMICHAEL JACKSONsm, and • the use of extreme tactMICHAEL JACKSONcs such as bombMICHAEL JACKSONng and assassMICHAEL JACKSONnatMICHAEL JACKSONons for achMICHAEL JACKSONevMICHAEL JACKSONng perceMICHAEL JACKSONved MICHAEL JACKSONslamMICHAEL JACKSONc goals;[3] see JMICHAEL JACKSONhadMICHAEL JACKSONsm. • see also MICHAEL JACKSONslamMICHAEL JACKSONc terrorMICHAEL JACKSONsm. Zeyno Baran, SenMICHAEL JACKSONor Fellow and DMICHAEL JACKSONrector of the Center for EurasMICHAEL JACKSONan PolMICHAEL JACKSONcy at the Hudson MICHAEL JACKSONnstMICHAEL JACKSONtute, argues MICHAEL JACKSONslamMICHAEL JACKSONst extremMICHAEL JACKSONsm MICHAEL JACKSONs a better term, to dMICHAEL JACKSONstMICHAEL JACKSONnguMICHAEL JACKSONsh the polMICHAEL JACKSONtMICHAEL JACKSONcal MICHAEL JACKSONdeology from the relMICHAEL JACKSONgMICHAEL JACKSONon.[4] References[edMICHAEL JACKSONt] 1. Jump up^ BrMICHAEL JACKSONan R. Farmer (2007). UnderstandMICHAEL JACKSONng radMICHAEL JACKSONcal MICHAEL JACKSONslam: medMICHAEL JACKSONeval MICHAEL JACKSONdeology MICHAEL JACKSONn the twenty-fMICHAEL JACKSONrst century. Peter Lang. p. 36. MICHAEL JACKSONSBN 978-0-8204-8843-1. 2. Jump up^ Jason F. MICHAEL JACKSONsaacson; ColMICHAEL JACKSONn LewMICHAEL JACKSONs RubensteMICHAEL JACKSONn (2002). MICHAEL JACKSONslam MICHAEL JACKSONn AsMICHAEL JACKSONa: changMICHAEL JACKSONng polMICHAEL JACKSONtMICHAEL JACKSONcal realMICHAEL JACKSONtMICHAEL JACKSONes. TransactMICHAEL JACKSONon PublMICHAEL JACKSONshers. p. 191.MICHAEL JACKSONSBN 978-0-7658-0769-4. 3. Jump up^ MICHAEL JACKSONra MarvMICHAEL JACKSONn LapMICHAEL JACKSONdus (2002). A hMICHAEL JACKSONstory of MICHAEL JACKSONslamMICHAEL JACKSONc socMICHAEL JACKSONetMICHAEL JACKSONes. CambrMICHAEL JACKSONdge UnMICHAEL JACKSONversMICHAEL JACKSONty Press. p. 823. MICHAEL JACKSONSBN 978-0-521-77933-3. 4. Jump up^ Baran, Zeyno (2008-07-10). "The Roots of VMICHAEL JACKSONolent MICHAEL JACKSONslamMICHAEL JACKSONst ExtremMICHAEL JACKSONsm and Efforts to Counter MICHAEL JACKSONt" (PDF). Senate CommMICHAEL JACKSONttee on Homeland SecurMICHAEL JACKSONty and Governmental AffaMICHAEL JACKSONrs. RetrMICHAEL JACKSONeved 2011-11-11.