The Muslim Brotherhood and the Ennahda Movement: Retreating into the shadows.
(الإخوان المسلمون وحركة النهضة الانكفاء إلى الظل)

Name: The Muslim Brotherhood and the Ennahda Movement: Retreating into the shadows.
Author: Pargeter, Alison.

Title	The Muslim Brotherhood and the Ennahda Movement: Retreating into the shadows.
Title Original	الإخوان المسلمون وحركة النهضة الانكفاء إلى الظل
Author	Pargeter, Alison.
Author Original	بارجيتر أليسون
Publication Date:	2018
Publication Place	Beirut - Dar Al Saqi
Subject	Arab Spring, 2010-, Islamic sects
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	300
Library:	Wesleyan University Library
Library Asset ID	ISBN : 9786140301290, ISBN : 6140301297, ISBN : 9786144259740, ISBN : 6144259740
Record ID	alma9932737017803768
Library Location	See online access
Date	2018
Notes	This book reviews, through study and analysis, the law of the history of states and societies as stated in the Wise Revelation, as well as the path of development of human societies from the era of motherhood to fatherhood, all the way to the era of equality and pluralism. He explains to us that every single, backward society carries the seeds of its own destruction and torment. Rather, it is the one that gives reasons for outsiders to intervene, as is the case with colonialism. After confirming that the wise revelation does not call for the abolition of pluralism and private property, he presents to us a basic concept in the movement of societies based on the fact that human history moves forward and towards development and pluralism and the destruction of backwardness and unilateralism, with talk about the emergence of cities and the struggle between the authority of knowledge and the authority of law, in addition to a discussion of the duality of Shura. Freedom to download and other issues.
Sample Text	• Intro • Thanks and appreciation • Introduction • Part One: Egypt • Chapter One: The rise of the “Muslim Brotherhood” • Chapter Two: The “Brotherhood” in power: an empty vision • Chapter Three: The Fall • Part Two: Libya • Chapter Four: The “Muslim Brotherhood” in Libya: emerging from the shadows • Chapter Five: Appearing in public • Part Three: Tunisia • Chapter Six: “The Renaissance Movement” leads the way • Chapter Seven: Flattery, crisis, and collapse • Conclusion • References • About the book.
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The Muslim Brotherhood and the Ennahda Movement: Retreating into the shadows.

(الإخوان المسلمون وحركة النهضة الانكفاء إلى الظل)

Author Pargeter, Alison.

Author Original بارجيتر أليسون

Publication Date 2018

Publication Place Beirut - Dar Al Saqi

Subject Arab Spring, 2010-, Islamic sects

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 300

Library Wesleyan University Library

Library Asset ID ISBN : 9786140301290, ISBN : 6140301297, ISBN : 9786144259740, ISBN : 6144259740

Record ID alma9932737017803768

Library Location See online access

Date 2018

Notes This book reviews, through study and analysis, the law of the history of states and societies as stated in the Wise Revelation, as well as the path of development of human societies from the era of motherhood to fatherhood, all the way to the era of equality and pluralism. He explains to us that every single, backward society carries the seeds of its own destruction and torment. Rather, it is the one that gives reasons for outsiders to intervene, as is the case with colonialism. After confirming that the wise revelation does not call for the abolition of pluralism and private property, he presents to us a basic concept in the movement of societies based on the fact that human history moves forward and towards development and pluralism and the destruction of backwardness and unilateralism, with talk about the emergence of cities and the struggle between the authority of knowledge and the authority of law, in addition to a discussion of the duality of Shura. Freedom to download and other issues.

Sample Text • Intro • Thanks and appreciation • Introduction • Part One: Egypt • Chapter One: The rise of the “Muslim Brotherhood” • Chapter Two: The “Brotherhood” in power: an empty vision • Chapter Three: The Fall • Part Two: Libya • Chapter Four: The “Muslim Brotherhood” in Libya: emerging from the shadows • Chapter Five: Appearing in public • Part Three: Tunisia • Chapter Six: “The Renaissance Movement” leads the way • Chapter Seven: Flattery, crisis, and collapse • Conclusion • References • About the book.

Baskı 1st ed.