Dialogue between democracy and Islam: the effects of the Arab Spring
(حوار الديمقراطية والإسلام مفاعيل الربيع العربي)

Title Dialogue between democracy and Islam: the effects of the Arab Spring
Title Original حوار الديمقراطية والإسلام مفاعيل الربيع العربي
Author Taleb, Ehsan
Author Original طالب، احسان
Publication Date: 1434
Publication Place Beirut - Beirut: Defaf Publications
Subject Islam, Politics and government, Religious aspects
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital No
Manuscript No
Pages Count 191
Physical Dimensions 191 صفحة
Library: University of Minnesota Libraries
Library Asset ID ISBN: 9786140109872, ISBN: 6140109876
Record ID cdi_globaltitleindex_catalog_152587094
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Date 1434
Notes Many thinkers sought to establish intense and lengthy debates about democracy and Islam prevailing in the era before the Arab Spring. Each of them sought to push the right and truth outside the middle area and to monopolize the concept of justice and right alongside no other, which is something outside the facts of history and the facts of the event. In this book, the author, Ihsan Talib, establishes a middle zone based on the idea of (centrism and moderation) and he derived it from the core of the true religion (And We created you as a middle nation), considering it: “The safe zone in which societies coexist and upon which nations are built and civilization flourishes and man grows up interacting with it to build his present and establish his future. It is the zone of moderation and moderation... and every extremism towards the right or left will result in destruction and devastating wars in which everyone will lose.” (...)". According to its author, this book is directed to “followers of public political affairs and those interested in political Islam. Those searching for an objective, neutral position on the issues of the revolution, the intellectual, historical and social motives that caused it, and their relationship to democracy.” In order for the presentation to be convincing, the author bases his work on an (academic-philosophical) approach that examines the phenomenon and analyzes it objectively, adopting the approach of deconstruction and re-extrapolating the factors of the emergence and rise of the phenomenon - the revolution - and its instigators, with the aim of achieving research compatibility between the event - the thing - the facts - the existence, and between thought and thinking. Thus, this book can explore the outcomes - present and future - by returning to the previous experiences of the pioneers and influencers to whom history bears witness. In an effort to establish a coherent theoretical foundation that may be an element of the sound construction of the concept of democracy, its relationship with Islam, and the effects of revolutionary thought... The book is divided into seven chapters under the following headings: - Discussions in democracy, - About democracy and Islam, the problem of values and concepts, the state, democracy and freedom, political Islam and the transition from opposition to rule, jihadist extremism is a danger to the Arab Spring revolutions - the Syrian issue, the revolution addresses the defects of democracy, the democratic dilemma, in the concept of the civil state between political Islam And secularism, and finally Syria is the biggest concern - Neil and Firat website. Includes bibliography
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Dialogue between democracy and Islam: the effects of the Arab Spring

(حوار الديمقراطية والإسلام مفاعيل الربيع العربي)
Author Taleb, Ehsan
Author Original طالب، احسان
Publication Date 1434
Publication Place Beirut - Beirut: Defaf Publications
Subject Islam, Politics and government, Religious aspects
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital No
Manuscript No
Pages Count 191
Physical Dimensions 191 صفحة
Library University of Minnesota Libraries
Library Asset ID ISBN: 9786140109872, ISBN: 6140109876
Record ID cdi_globaltitleindex_catalog_152587094
Library Location Request
Date 1434
Notes Many thinkers sought to establish intense and lengthy debates about democracy and Islam prevailing in the era before the Arab Spring. Each of them sought to push the right and truth outside the middle area and to monopolize the concept of justice and right alongside no other, which is something outside the facts of history and the facts of the event. In this book, the author, Ihsan Talib, establishes a middle zone based on the idea of (centrism and moderation) and he derived it from the core of the true religion (And We created you as a middle nation), considering it: “The safe zone in which societies coexist and upon which nations are built and civilization flourishes and man grows up interacting with it to build his present and establish his future. It is the zone of moderation and moderation... and every extremism towards the right or left will result in destruction and devastating wars in which everyone will lose.” (...)". According to its author, this book is directed to “followers of public political affairs and those interested in political Islam. Those searching for an objective, neutral position on the issues of the revolution, the intellectual, historical and social motives that caused it, and their relationship to democracy.” In order for the presentation to be convincing, the author bases his work on an (academic-philosophical) approach that examines the phenomenon and analyzes it objectively, adopting the approach of deconstruction and re-extrapolating the factors of the emergence and rise of the phenomenon - the revolution - and its instigators, with the aim of achieving research compatibility between the event - the thing - the facts - the existence, and between thought and thinking. Thus, this book can explore the outcomes - present and future - by returning to the previous experiences of the pioneers and influencers to whom history bears witness. In an effort to establish a coherent theoretical foundation that may be an element of the sound construction of the concept of democracy, its relationship with Islam, and the effects of revolutionary thought... The book is divided into seven chapters under the following headings: - Discussions in democracy, - About democracy and Islam, the problem of values and concepts, the state, democracy and freedom, political Islam and the transition from opposition to rule, jihadist extremism is a danger to the Arab Spring revolutions - the Syrian issue, the revolution addresses the defects of democracy, the democratic dilemma, in the concept of the civil state between political Islam And secularism, and finally Syria is the biggest concern - Neil and Firat website. Includes bibliography
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