Islamic Fundamentalism
Islamic Fundamentalism | Islam Is Compatible with Democracy
Geneive Abdo is the correspondent in Iran for the British newspaper the Guardian and the author of the book No God but God: Egypt and the Triumph of Islam.
Summary: Today’s Islamic movements are less militant than past Islamic movements, such as that under Iran’s Ayatollah Khomeini, which enforced strict adherence to the tenets of the Koran, the Islamic holy book. Citizens of Muslim countries are demanding more political power and choice of leadership, but at the same time they demand an Islamic rather than a secular government. Many Muslims...
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Table of Contents
- The Difference Between Islam and Islamic Fundamentalism
- Islam Is Compatible with Democracy
- Fundamentalist Islam Is Not Compatible with Democracy
- Islamist Misogyny Has Its Roots in Islam
- Islamist Misogyny Does Not Have Its Roots in Islam
- Islamic Fundamentalism Is a Threat to the United States
- Islam Is Not a Threat to the West
- Islamic Fundamentalist Schools Foster Terrorism
- Islamist Terrorism Does Not Reflect Islam
- Fundamentalism Exists Across All Religions
- Islamic Fundamentalism Is Being Shaped by the West
- Organizations to Contact
- Bibliography
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