2019
DOI: 10.4000/assr.45567
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Abstract: à l'islam et non à leur culture » Ces personnes semblent donc poursuivre un projet de dissociation du culturel et du religieux Mais cette entreprise de démarcation peut aussi s'accompagner de tentatives d'articulation et de réinvention On remarque ainsi chez certains la volonté d'inventer un islam de « culture » locale Le converti et leader religieux américain Umar Faruq Abdallah (2004), dans un texte intitulé « Islam and the Cultural Imperative », fréquemment cité dans les cercles de convertis anglophones, ap… Show more

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“…In response, comments made during interviews often included a critique of "culture" and a desire to separate "cultural" markers from "religious" ones and identify an authentic Islam, purified from the cultural influences that would have contaminated and distorted it. These discourses, which are the product of secularization and of the era of "religion without culture" so well analyzed by Olivier Roy (2008) The belief in the existence of a pure or "real" religion that could be clearly distinguished, while wishful thinking, nonetheless functions as a powerful criterion for distinguishing conversions considered authentic from those that are not (Galonnier et al 2019). This was why Jonathan criticized his past practice of the religion (in the early days of his conversion) and now subscribed to a Salafist version of Islam.…”
Section: The Promise Of Exculturation and The Specter Of Expropriationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In response, comments made during interviews often included a critique of "culture" and a desire to separate "cultural" markers from "religious" ones and identify an authentic Islam, purified from the cultural influences that would have contaminated and distorted it. These discourses, which are the product of secularization and of the era of "religion without culture" so well analyzed by Olivier Roy (2008) The belief in the existence of a pure or "real" religion that could be clearly distinguished, while wishful thinking, nonetheless functions as a powerful criterion for distinguishing conversions considered authentic from those that are not (Galonnier et al 2019). This was why Jonathan criticized his past practice of the religion (in the early days of his conversion) and now subscribed to a Salafist version of Islam.…”
Section: The Promise Of Exculturation and The Specter Of Expropriationmentioning
confidence: 99%