2019
DOI: 10.1177/0037768619861492
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Religious dynamics in post-revolutionary Egypt/Dynamiques religieuses dans l’Égypte post-révolutionnaire

Abstract: point que des fidèles de Qaṣr al-Dubbāra ont pu considérer que le soulèvement était le résultat de leurs prières (Dowell, 2015).Dans son expression au quotidien, le champ religieux a connu des évolutions importantes dans l'Égypte d'après la révolution de 2011, plus ou moins rapides selon les domaines concernés. Si les aspects rituels, les croyances et les comportements indexés d'une manière ou d'une autre à la religion, autrement dit, les expressions religieuses, changent, elles se transforment toutefois moins… Show more

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“…Yet, a non-Western secularization process can bring a fresh perspective (Addi, 2021). For instance, Egypt has recently known fast-paced transformations – accelerated with the 2011 revolution – of its religious institutions and of their linkage with individuals, which affect both the Muslim majority and the Christian minorities (Du Roy and Gabry-Thienpont, 2019). These transformations impact not only the religious field, but also its relations with other institutions, such as education (Aşık, 2012; Garrec, 2017) or the media (Rock-Singer, 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yet, a non-Western secularization process can bring a fresh perspective (Addi, 2021). For instance, Egypt has recently known fast-paced transformations – accelerated with the 2011 revolution – of its religious institutions and of their linkage with individuals, which affect both the Muslim majority and the Christian minorities (Du Roy and Gabry-Thienpont, 2019). These transformations impact not only the religious field, but also its relations with other institutions, such as education (Aşık, 2012; Garrec, 2017) or the media (Rock-Singer, 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%