Muslim Brotherhood: the "Islamic Solution"
Muslim Brothers attacked the West, but they didn’t reject all. They promoted a selective criticism to Western ideology (Al-Banna often referred to Western thinkers). There was a European influence indeed.
Nationalism and national unity: Al-Banna tried to avoid disruptive confrontation among different Islamic traditions in order to create a form of cohesion.
Social justice.
They referred not just to the man, but to the Muslim ➔ ideological training (theoretical and practical). Practical training was aimed at moving the Islamic personality of the members.
By defining a wide range of duties, the society has de facto created a ranking based on merit and not on tradition or patronage. The other parties (Communist, Wafd) used to have an aristocratic structure, and it was the main difference.
Continua a leggere:
- Successivo: Muslim Brotherhood: social and practical Strategies
- Precedente: Muslim Brotherhood: I Period (1928-1951)
Dettagli appunto:
- Autore: Luca Porcella
- Università: Libera Univ. Internaz. di Studi Soc. G.Carli-(LUISS) di Roma
- Facoltà: Scienze Politiche
- Esame: Islamic Culture
- Docente: Francesca Maria Corrao
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