This second, revised edition of the Handbook of Political Islam addresses various political actors who use Islam to achieve their goals. Although they share a vision of establishing a political system based on Islam, their tactics and methods differ significantly.
Contents and themes
- Theoretical foundations of political Islam
- Historical background
- Geographical spread of Islamic movements
- Political strategies of Islamist groups
- Terrorism
- Attitudes toward democracy
- Relations between Muslims and the West at the international level
- Integration challenges
- Gender relations
The book also provides insight into lesser-known experiences from Southeast Asia to North Africa. It is a valuable resource for students and researchers engaged with political Islam, Islamic communities, and the Middle East.
Target audience and use
The handbook is suitable for use in education, research, and self-study, with a focus on academic level.
Language
English
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