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 Islamism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Wahhabists, who emerged in the 18th century led by Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab, also believed that it was necessary to live according to the strict dictates of Islam, which they interpreted to mean living in the manner that the prophet Muhammad and his followers had lived in during the seventh century in Medina.
Most Islamist literature deals not with other religions, but with political ideologies, since Islamists were reacting against competing movements such as communism.
The foundation of modern Islamist thought is the many centuries of Islamic theology and political science, but the development of modern Islamism was also both a reaction to and influenced by the other ideologies of the modern world.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamism

  
 Alliance For Security - What is Political Islam?
All Islamists believe that Islam is perfected religion; it is the only guarantor of harmonious life now and in the hereafter.
And all Islamists consider themselves reformers -- but progressive Islamists call traditional Islamic legal codes "Shari'a" and equate those codes with God's eternal and changeless will for humanity, which is revealed in the Qur'an and in the Sunnah (which recounts the example given by the Prophet Muhammad).
Traditionalists have faith that God will reward them for their strict adherence to the example of governance set by the Prophet Muhammad.
http://www.allianceforsecurity.org/islamism

  
 THE NEW ISLAMIST INTERNATIONAL
The rise of Islamist terrorism, and especially the Armed Islamic Movement, is the result of the convergence of several historical factors, including: - The impact of the Islamic Revolution in Iran on the Sunni Islamist movement dominated by the Muslim Brotherhood and its consequent impact on the ideology of the latter.
These groups are dedicated to imposing Islamist stan- dards on local populations, and at least some factions are affi- liated with the Muslim United Front and the Jamat-i-Islami (both the Pakistani and Kashmiri) both of whom support union with Pak- istan.
An indication of things to come and the inherent strength of Kashmiri Islamists, especially their expanding popular support, was expressed in their ability to virtually "shut down Kashmir" during the Indian Independence Day celebrations.
http://www.fas.org/irp/congress/1993_rpt/house_repub_report.html

  
 Islamist terrorism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
According to this verse of the Qur'an, if one human being is killed who is neither guilty of murdering another person nor guilty of causing disorder/strife, it would be equivalent of massacring the entire human race, which is an inconceivably barbaric crime, and a monumental sin.
Recently, the Western media have adopted the phrases "Islamists", "Islamic militants", and others, to refer to this.
They see conflict with Christianity, today personified by the US-dominated West, as inevitable, and the latest chapter in a historic struggle between the two faiths.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamist_terrorism

  
 Islamist Bubbles (Gilles Kepel and Roland Jacquard) by Martin Kramer
The report goes on to predict this: "Islamists could come to power in states that are beginning to become pluralist and in which entrenched secular elites have lost their appeal."
The reason is that they took Islamists at their word.
There is still a year to go before the expiry date of this prediction, but the Islamists had better hurry up if it is to come true.
http://www.geocities.com/martinkramerorg/IslamistBubbles.htm

  
 Islamism
Islamists are strongly concerned about social differences, between the rich and the poor world, as well as inside the Muslim communities.
The Islamist view on women vary a lot, but in many cases the structure of the Islamic organizations, along with the political programs, have made many women join the Islamists in order to liberate themselves.
However, there are no Muslim sources indicating that the Islam of the Golden Age was as strict and conservative as the Islamists believe.
http://lexicorient.com/e.o/islamism.htm

  
 "Algeria's Islamist Revolution: The People Versus Democracy?" (January 1998)
Silenced and subdued, the Islamists, in spite of their religious halo, conspicuously appeared as what they were: marginal social conservatives with no grass-roots support.
The bastions of ancient tradition and custom were stormed by the Islamists exploiting the tenacious popular attitude, especially in rural areas, of strong deference toward the sheikh, an occasional shaman, an authority on the Scriptures who demands obedience and submission to electoral injunctions and who now issues fatwas for assassinations.
In Algeria, the most popular Islamist is Ali Benhadj, a blend of Cotton Mather and Malcolm X, whose Friday preachings mixed the temporal (homelessness and joblessness) with a spiritual sense of purpose and morality.
http://www.library.cornell.edu/colldev/mideast/amirou.htm

  
 Radical Islamist Terrorism:
To conclude, it should be noted that recent developments in Islamist radicalism in the Muslim world, as well as in Muslim communities in the West, lead to the consequence that future Islamist terrorism may come to rely heavily on these communities in the coming decade.
In many cases Islamist activists have the greatest influence on those elements of the Muslim community whose religious knowledge is poor.
Many of the Islamist and Islamic movements and groups have succeeded in convincing people in the Muslim world that they represent the true contemporary interpretation of Islam.
http://www.ict.org.il/articles/articledet.cfm?articleid=367

  
 THE RISE OF THE ISLAMIST MOVEMENT IN TURKEY
For the definition of the Islamist and the differences between the radical and moderate Islamists, see Nilufer Narli.
The author shows that, aside from the factor of religion itself, much of the party's appeal is based on specific socio-economic groups and regional factors, as well as strains arising from modernization.
The history of the Islamist movements goes back to the 19th century Ottoman rule.
http://www.biu.ac.il/SOC/besa/meria/journal/1999/issue3/jv3n3a4.html

  
 How to Beat the Global Islamist Insurgency - Middle East Quarterly - Winter 2005
Islamist doctrine holds that it alone provides an antidote to such decline.
For example, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini spent more than a year consolidating his control and creating new institutions between the departure of the shah and his formal declaration of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
They seek to turn indoctrinated Muslims against secular rulers and initiate either rebellion or one-man, one-vote, one-time elections.
http://www.meforum.org/article/689

  
 "The Islamist Threat in Iraqi Kurdistan" (December 2001)
Members of the (non-violent) Islamic Union in Irbil claimed that the KDP arrested "more than 2,000" Islamists (and joked that the price of razors had skyrocketed as many sought to shave their beards), though the real total is likely significantly lower.
Personal differences within the Islamic Unity Movement led Mullah 'Ali Bapir to withdrawal his followers and create an independent movement named the Islamic League (not to be confused with the Islamic Kurdish League).
Many who are not particularly religious respect the Islamists for transcending the PUK-KDP divide.
http://www.meib.org/articles/0112_ir1.htm

  
 Maghreb Mirror
There has been a redrawing of battle lines, Duran said, and now the struggle is between all Algerian forces opposed to ideological rule and the Islamists, whom Duran defined as believers in Islam as a superior ideology, not simply a religion or way of life.
Virtually all Algerians are Muslims, Duran noted, but most reject Islamism.
These ties date to 1989, when a confluence of events provided Iran with openings to the rest of the Muslim world.
http://www.washington-report.org/backissues/0994/9409021.htm

  
 TCS: Tech Central Station - The Muslim Renovatio and U.S. Strategy
In contrast the larger Islamist restoration movement seeks to purify the Muslim World of corrupt and apostate tyrants.
Each of them believes, according to tradition, that they have the authority, even the obligation to defend Islam and its Ummah.
But Islamist thinkers - like Qtub - who themselves were non-violent were also imprisoned and even executed,
http://www.techcentralstation.com/042704D.html

  
 Have the US and NATO sponsored Islamic fundamentalism in Bosnia?
In other words, the Islamist takeover of Bosnia was intended as a step towards the creation of a unified Muslim world-state.
An Islamic fundamentalist (or Islamist) is a Muslim who advocates theocratic rule.
The last quoted paragraph - believe it or not - appears under the heading "Freedom of Thought." This is reminiscent of the society that George Orwell described in his famous novel, "1984." The difference is that in the Islamic Order, Big Brother is divinely sanctioned by Allah.
http://emperors-clothes.com/gilwhite/alija1.htm

  
 Terror Tuesday: Impact on South Asia -- Linkages of Islamist Terrorist Outfits
Islamist militancy from Southeast Asia has links with certain groups in the southern Yunnan province.
Pakistan has also assisted in the formation of the Islamic Jihad Movement led by Abboud Zomur in Egypt.
To oversee the entire operation, Pakistan had appointed retired Major Rustam Ali in Bangladesh.
http://www.satp.org/satporgtp/usa/international_links.htm

  
 Stealth Islamist: Khaled Abou El Fadl - article by Daniel Pipes
His "biggest problem" with them, he has said, has to do with their lack of "intellectual grounding" in Islamic tradition.
Sheikh Muhammad al-Ghazali (1917-96)), a leading New Islamist, remains one of Abou El Fadl's chief intellectual influences.
The case of Abou El Fadl points to the challenge of how to discern Islamists who present themselves as moderates.
http://www.danielpipes.org/article/1841

  
 Once Again on How To End Islamist Terrorism
It is so simple that Islamist terrorism is the work of those who want to quickly get their country to become an ideal Islamist state, which they believe Islamic Republic of Iran (IRI) to be since its inception in 1979.
Only the Iranian people who have lived under the nightmare of Islamic Republic for 24 years in Iran can tell the world what Islamism means and that will happen after Iranian people remove IRI and replace it with a futurist secular republic which we are trying to achieve.
In fact, the ones who have fought it the most have been the secularists of the Middle East, and let's remember some of the brave Iranians who even at the risk of their lives held a Candle Light Vigil in Tehran on Sept 18, 2001 for the victims of Sept 11th.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/982256/posts

  
 IslamistWatch, World Jihad, Islamic Terrorism
The writings on these pages are genuine, written by the Islamists themselves.
Individuals would be governed by strict Shariah Law, religion would be for Allah alone, and personal liberty limited by Islamic jurisprudence.
Many of the major works that provide the ideological framework and overall goals for Islamist groups like Al Qaeda, Al Fuqra, Islamic Jihad, Abu Sayyaf, the Muslim Brotherhood, Lashkar Jihad, Jemaah Islamiyah and many others
http://www.islamistwatch.org

  
 Combating the Islamist Threat
Islamists, on the other hand, believe this should be done by unelected religious clerics, which by the very nature of Shari' a law makes them fundamentalist.
The JI and the Muslim Brotherhood have been vocal in spreading Shari'a law and in their rejection of all western ideologies and institutions.
Islamists believe that the laws of society must be made from the passages of the Quran.
http://www.aina.org/news/20050318131106.htm

  
 Lost in Media: Islamist
Add: Islamist n., (b) one who is versed in Islamic studies.
Chapati Mystery: Word of the Day: Islamist: "I don't like the word Islamist - not one bit.
So Islamist, an orthodox Muslim; Islamistic a., Islamic [OED]
http://bsubra.blogspot.com/2005/02/islamist.html

  
 snow-moon: "Islamist" alert
Islamist: 1) a believer or follower of Islam.
2) a member or supporter of an Islamic revivalist movement; an Islamist.
The words Islamist and Islamicist are often used interchangeably.
http://glassfrequency.blogspot.com/2004/08/islamist-alert.html

  
 The Enemy Within - article by Daniel Pipes
Not to do so is an invitation to further terrorism.
Singling out a class of persons by their religion feels wrong, if not downright un-American, prompting the question: Even if useful, should such scrutiny be permitted?
Note: Comments will be screened for substance and tone, and in some cases edited, before appearing on this site.
http://www.danielpipes.org/article/1009

  
 Learn more about Religion in the online encyclopedia.
This is one of many ecumenical movements that seek to reconcile religions using consensus decision making and other principles shared by humanism.
See also this listing of various religions: religions of the world
Modern Islamic philosophy for instance includes both militant radical Islamist and New-Age-like trends to renew the focus on khalifa, "stewardship", and global social justice.
http://www.onlineencyclopedia.org/r/re/religion.html

  
 Algeria - The Islamist Movement since the Late 1980s
The Islamist movement has a national as well as a religious appeal.
Sermons and religious speeches were monitored, and worship services could be held only in officially designated mosques.
All of these efforts provide attractive campaign points for any opposition party, religious or secular, and allow the Islamist movement to transcend the traditional bases of Islamist support.
http://www.countrystudies.us/algeria/136.htm

  
 All articles available electronically, by Daniel Pipes
Islamists - not who they say they are
[London Terrorism:] British "Covenant of Security" with Islamists Ends
Islamists Police the Classroom [at the University of South Florida]
http://www.danielpipes.org/art/year/all

  
 Project for the Research of Islamist Movements
The focus of its research is on primary sources in Arabic, and the project wishes to fill some vacuum in the use of Arabic sources for the Islamist phenomenon.
The Project for the Research of Islamist Movements - PRISM - was founded by Reuven Paz in 2002, in order to combine academic and field research of new developments of radical Islam and Islamist movements.
The project is part of the GLORIA Center in the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya.
http://www.e-prism.org/pages/1

  
 FrontPage magazine.com :: The Islamist Muzzle by Nonie Darwish
However, when genuine Islamic moderate leaders stand firm against terrorism, we do not see majority Moslem support of their views.
We often hear that 'moderate' Moslems are the
To the contrary, such moderates are shouted down and even condemned by Islamists, who seem to be the only vocal Moslem group on our college campuses.
http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=12851

  
 Denying [Islamist] Terrorism - article by Daniel Pipes
The 2003 murder and near-decapitation in Houston of an Israeli by a former Saudi friend who had newly become an Islamist found the police unable to discern "any evidence" that the crime had anything to do with religion.
To see what Islamists are up to now...
Anyone following the investigation into the mid-January slaughter of the Armanious family (husband, wife, two young daughters), Copts living in Jersey City, N.J., knows who the presumptive suspects are: Islamists furious at a Christian Egyptian immigrant who dares engage in Internet polemics against Islam and who attempts to convert Muslims to Christianity.
http://www.danielpipes.org/article/2396

  
 Green Money, Islamist Politics in Turkey - Middle East Quarterly - Winter 2005
[39] The former, founded in the Islamist stronghold of Kayseri, owns the Anadolu Finance House, an Islamic bank.
Upon Turgut's death from a heart attack five years later, he was hardly on speaking terms with Korkut, who re-emerged during the Erbakan government.
Military murmurings galvanized opposition to Erdoğan's move to equate Islamist with secular secondary education.
http://www.meforum.org/article/684

  
 Algeria - The Islamist Factor
Despite these efforts, an independent Islamist movement eventually emerged that would form the basis for the most significant opposition party to the government in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Islam in Algeria is part of the political tradition dating back before independence, when the revolutionary rhetoric of the FLN drew upon the unifying force of Islam to strengthen national cohesion and opposition to colonial rule.
In the postindependence period, the government, recognizing the mobilizing potential of Islam as a political force, tried to bring activist Islamist groups under its control.
http://www.countrystudies.us/algeria/135.htm

  
 Stanford's Islamist Threat - Campus Watch
A former Zionist, he refers to jihadist suicide bombers as "martyrs." He praised Mideast scholars for ignoring the issue of terrorism, and he regularly repeats the most twisted and paranoid claims of Islamist regimes as though they were historical fact.
http://www.campus-watch.org/article/id/1472

  
 Guardian Unlimited Special reports Shia clergy push for Islamist state
The former US general appointed by George Bush to help create a new government, Jay Garner, has said he would not allow an Islamist state.
He added that women should not be allowed to wander unveiled around Qadhimaya City.
If the US blocks such a state and people want it, this will lead to lots of trouble with the US."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0,2763,948589,00.html

  
 BBC NEWS World Europe 'Islamist' held in Van Gogh case
The man, aged 26, with dual Dutch and Moroccan citizenship, had "radical Islamic fundamentalist convictions," Justice Minister Piet Hein Donner said.
The man suspected of killing Dutch film maker Theo van Gogh is a suspected radical Islamist with alleged terrorist links, the Dutch authorities say.
Mourners have been leaving flowers at van Gogh's home
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/3978787.stm

  
 onewwworld.com: a guide to business, strategy, and stupidity
Over the past three years, the gap between ambition and reality has created what could be termed a "Bush bubble".
It began after September 11 when the president united a stricken nation behind the struggle against radical Islamist terrorism.
Mr Bush launched a pre-emptive war against Iraq on a false prospectus.
http://www.onewwworld.com

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