Islamism
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- noun
- /ˈɪzləmɪzəm/
- Should the growth of Islamism be seen as a reaction to dismal living conditions and frustrated hopes?
- radical Islamism
- rise of Islamism
- growth of Islamism
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Watch on YouTubeThis was at the time when Islamism as we know it, political Islam was growing.
- This was at the time when Islamism as we know it, political Islam was growing.
- And, and, and The thing is, we've got an issue here that our liberal elites are being intimidated by Islamism.
- I think the rise of Islam and Islamism is a major, major issue.
- The the the collusion, I suppose of of political Islamism and woke ISM.
- So it's not just Islam and Islamism that's the problem.
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Analysts fear a rising tide of Islamism is threatening to silence women's voices and undermine their rights.
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Analysts fear a rising tide of Islamism is threatening to silence women's voices and undermine their rights.
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Should people be worried about Islamism and, and is there a plan?
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I think the rise of Islam and Islamism is a major, major issue.
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Top officials did not consider terrorism or radical Islamism a high priority.
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Just as Islamism casts a cloud over the Egyptian revolution, so it does throughout the region.
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The general movement in the Middle East is away from the United States and towards Islamism, radical Islam, totalitarian Islam.
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Few will dispute that Islamism in its "moderate" form is now in retreat.
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As a movement distinct from the religion of Islam itself, Islamism traces back to Egypt.
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Etymology
Islamism comes from Islam, the name of the religion in Arabic, and the ending -ism, which means a 'system' or 'belief' as in Buddhism or socialism. Because Islam originally means 'submission' to God, Islamism refers to a political or social movement that wants government and society to follow Islamic ideas.