Social Change According to Badiuzzaman Nursi and Ali Shariati: Comparative Inquiry
Throughout the course of Islamic revivalism history, many prominent Muslim reformists left a great impact on the actual Islamic world view. They left their marks in the efforts of lifting the Muslim Ummah up from the state of decline and backwardness. • Theses efforts varied tremendously due to...
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| Format: | Conference or Workshop Item |
| Language: | English English |
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2017
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| Summary: | Throughout the course of Islamic revivalism history, many prominent
Muslim reformists left a great impact on the actual Islamic world view. They
left their marks in the efforts of lifting the Muslim Ummah up from the state
of decline and backwardness.
• Theses efforts varied tremendously due to the social, intellectual, sectarian
and political background of these reformists. However, it is safe to say that all
of their efforts were brave attempts to cross the borders of division among
Muslims and propose an Islamic framework for change.
• In this presentation we will explore the differences between Badiuzzaman
Nursi's `gradualist', `progressive' approach and Ali Shariati `revolutionary‘
approach to generate social change. |
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