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political Islam: a standalone construct

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Middle Eastern studies

the use of Islam as a political ideology and program by movements and parties, which take varied forms across countries.

In Middle Eastern studies, political Islam refers to the use of Islam as a political ideology and program by movements and parties, which take varied forms across countries. This meaning comes from Ayoob (2007) in The Many Faces of Political Islam.[1]

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Ayoob, M. (2007). The Many Faces of Political Islam. University of Michigan Press. ISBN 9780472099719

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