Session
Political Science & International Relations
Description
The main objective of this topic is to provide a detailed panorama of the causes of Islamic Revival and radicalization of Islam, particularly in the region of Middle East. In this perspective, it’s somehow puzzling to at the first sight that Arab World used to be a leader in the science, military and science, is now paradoxically a region characterized by unrest and turmoil. Contrary to the past decades where peace was a distinctive peculiarity of the region and economy flourished, now is overwhelmed by the phenomena of the Radicalization of Islam for political purposes and to come to power. The Arab world blames the western powers for their stagnation, poverty, and lack of improvement in a wide range of fields. This may be considered only some of the causes of Islamic Revival and radicalization. Lack of proper education illiteracy is an underlying factor that leads to extremism. As a result there have been founded numerous fundamentalist groups such as Al-Shaabab, Boko Harram, Hamas, Hezbollah and Islamic State which pose a potential threat to peace and democracy and have caused many victims as a result of terrorist attacks.
Keywords:
Islamic Radicalization, radicalism, Middle East, fundamentalist organizations
Session Chair
Islam Lauka
Session Co-Chair
Alfred Marleku
Proceedings Editor
Edmond Hajrizi
ISBN
978-9951-437-64-6
First Page
152
Last Page
158
Location
Durres, Albania
Start Date
28-10-2017 1:00 PM
End Date
28-10-2017 2:30 PM
DOI
10.33107/ubt-ic.2017.316
Recommended Citation
Papa, Redi, "Aspects of Islamic Revival and Radicalization in the region of Middle East" (2017). UBT International Conference. 316.
https://knowledgecenter.ubt-uni.net/conference/2017/all-events/316
Included in
Aspects of Islamic Revival and Radicalization in the region of Middle East
Durres, Albania
The main objective of this topic is to provide a detailed panorama of the causes of Islamic Revival and radicalization of Islam, particularly in the region of Middle East. In this perspective, it’s somehow puzzling to at the first sight that Arab World used to be a leader in the science, military and science, is now paradoxically a region characterized by unrest and turmoil. Contrary to the past decades where peace was a distinctive peculiarity of the region and economy flourished, now is overwhelmed by the phenomena of the Radicalization of Islam for political purposes and to come to power. The Arab world blames the western powers for their stagnation, poverty, and lack of improvement in a wide range of fields. This may be considered only some of the causes of Islamic Revival and radicalization. Lack of proper education illiteracy is an underlying factor that leads to extremism. As a result there have been founded numerous fundamentalist groups such as Al-Shaabab, Boko Harram, Hamas, Hezbollah and Islamic State which pose a potential threat to peace and democracy and have caused many victims as a result of terrorist attacks.