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AZMI, RAFIULLAH
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053302
Conflict in the Gulf: British quest for domination and Ottoman response
/ Azmi, Rafiullah
2004
Azmi, Rafiullah
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1st ed.
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DelhI, Academic Excellence, 2004.
Description
xiii, 266p.hbk
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8188684058
Key Words
History - Ottoman - British - 1890-1914
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Ottoman - Middle East - World War I
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Ottoman - Central Europe - Mediterranean Sea - Arabian Peninsula
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060061
Exodus of Indians from the UAE
/ Azmi, Rafiullah
Dec 1996
Azmi, Rafiullah
Journal Article
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Dec 1996.
Key Words
India
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UAE
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Gufl Countries
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076685
GCC look East: Saudi Arabia's engagement with India
/ Azmi, Rafiullah
Azmi, Rafiullah
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2006.
Key Words
GCC
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Gulf Cooperation Council
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Saudi Arabia
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Look East
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191582
Iran’s Strategic Behaviour Against ISIS: Religio-Cultural Context of Shrines and Martyrdom
/ Yousuf, Shafat; Azmi, Rafiullah
Azmi, Rafiullah
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The killing of Qassem Soleimani in 2020 again brought the religio-cultural significance of ‘martyrdom’ into limelight in Iran. He got recognized as the ‘Defender-Martyr of Holy Shrine’ given his role against ISIS in protecting the Shi’i holy shrines. This article analyses the relationship between ‘shrines and ‘martyrdom’ in Iran’s strategy against ISIS. It uses the strategic culture approach to understand Iran’s threat perception of ISIS and how the narratives of ‘defence of shrines’ and ‘martyrdom-seeking’ reinforce each other in Iran’s support to the ‘Defenders of Holy Shrines’. It analyses socialization in the Shi’i religious culture on the part of the Iranian policy elite, which influenced Iran’s strategic preferences against ISIS.
Key Words
ISIS
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Iran’s Strategic Behaviour
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Religio-Cultural Context
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Shrines and Martyrdom
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