Author
Al-Najjar, Baqir Salman.
Author Original
النجار باقر سلمان
Publication Date
2019
Publication Place
Beirut -
Dar Al Saqi
Subject
Islam and politics -- Persian Gulf Region, Islamic fundamentalism -- Persian Gulf Region
Type
Book
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Pages Count
233
Library
Wesleyan University Library
Library Asset ID
ISBN : 9786144254097, ISBN : 6144254099, ISBN : 9786140320611, ISBN : 6140320615
Record ID
alma9932737016403768
Library Location
See online access
Date
2019
Notes
The date palm is endowed with sacred attributes due to its association with symbolic connotations or its connection to events to which the palm tree or its branches were witnesses. Although the European travelers in the Arabian Peninsula ignored this close connection between the palm tree and the religions that were sent in the East, the pool of the palm tree still lives in the deep religious subconscious, just as in the name Tamara, which they used to give to girls in honor of the holiness and beauty of the palm tree. While the paths taken by the European travelers across the Arabian Peninsula were numerous, this study focuses on the routes traversed by the travelers whose attention the palm tree caught, especially the date production areas and centers. His trade.
Sample Text
• Intro
• Introduction
• Chapter One: Gulf Islamist groups: beginnings of establishment
• Chapter Two: Sunni political Islam: from alliance with authority to retreat into the shadows
• Chapter Three: The rise and decline of Shiite political Islam
• Chapter Four: Religious movements: commonalities
• Chapter Five: Islamist groups and issues of extremism and terrorism
• Chapter Six: Islamic organizations: On employing religion in politics
• Chapter Seven: The Gulf and the Salafist Group: The Rise of Salafism-Wahhabism
• Chapter Eight: Islamist and democratic groups: a planting that has not yet borne fruit
• Chapter Nine: Post-Islamism: The difficult throes of transformation
• References
• About the book.
Baskı
1st ed.