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Islamic factor in the Middle East and North Africa: the "re-lslamization" phenomenon / Zelenev, Ye ; Ozerov, O   Journal Article
Ozerov, O Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract THE "LIMINALITY" and "re-lslamization" phenomena1 caused by the split in the ranks of the Islamic theological elite into the moderate majority (minimalists) and radically minded minority (maximalists) [Waghid. 2011:5-8] came to the fore in some of the North African Arab countries and in many sub-Saharan countries with considerable Islamic populations. Radicalization of apart of the Islamic political elite betrays itself in a much greater political and military activity of Muslim maximalists and a much wider scope of activities of extremist Islamic organizations.
Key Words OIC  Jihad  Tribalism  Boko Haram  Islam  Extremist Organizations 
Islamic Ummah 
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Islamic maximalism and minimalism: political processes in the Middle East and Africa / Zelenev, Ye; Ozerov, O   Journal Article
Zelenev, Ye Journal Article
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Key Words Middle East  Africa  Jihad  Tribalism  Liminality  Islam 
Re-Islamization  Maximalism  Minimalism 
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