Who can revive Islam, "Political Islam”? or “Civil Islam"?
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https://doi.org/10.66362/iji.v1i5.20Keywords:
Social movement, political Islam, civil Islam, democracy, modernity, post-modernity, fundamentalism, Islamophobia, Westphobia.Abstract
This study is a holistic view of scientific knowledge and sophisticated sociological research, that is, an unconventional approach that serves to understand both the causes and consequences of the decline and revival of Islamic civilization at a global level. Our study claims to prove that the time in which we are living (post-modernism), allows enough space to catapult both values and true Islamic norms and ethics, which has been unfairly excluded from the global value market. Our research tries to prove that the Islamic value system can be revived only by civil Islam, and not by political Islam.
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