2008
DOI: 10.1163/ej.9789004167810.i-354
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The Muslim Brothers in Europe

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“…A few studies exist on the emergence of politico-religious circles with Muslim Brotherhood lineages in Europe (Amghar, 2008;Bakker & Meijer, 2013;Kepel, 1987;Rubin, 2010). Brigitte Maréchal (2008), in particular, documented how the implantation of Islamist movements in Europe resulted from individual trajectories rather than from coordinated decisions. She distinguishes two groups that compose the core of the European politico-religious circles in the late 1970s and early 1980s: Islamist political refugees escaping the repression of their home countries and pious students coming to Europe for education-related purposes.…”
Section: France As a Contact Zone For Islamists And A Breeding Ground For Pan-islamic Idealsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A few studies exist on the emergence of politico-religious circles with Muslim Brotherhood lineages in Europe (Amghar, 2008;Bakker & Meijer, 2013;Kepel, 1987;Rubin, 2010). Brigitte Maréchal (2008), in particular, documented how the implantation of Islamist movements in Europe resulted from individual trajectories rather than from coordinated decisions. She distinguishes two groups that compose the core of the European politico-religious circles in the late 1970s and early 1980s: Islamist political refugees escaping the repression of their home countries and pious students coming to Europe for education-related purposes.…”
Section: France As a Contact Zone For Islamists And A Breeding Ground For Pan-islamic Idealsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tampoco hay que olvidar la importancia que el exilio ha tenido para organizaciones como los Hermanos Musulmanes (Marechal, 2008), y particularmente la evolución de al-Nahda, con todo su liderazgo político reconstruido en Túnez tras la revolución de 2011 a partir de la red en el exilio europeo y, de forma llamativa, con miembros muy jóvenes que se identificaban plenamente como europeos. De hecho, en los primeros años después de las revoluciones, quienes estaban estudiando las dinámicas asociativas y el voluntariado de los jóvenes musulmanes europeos observaron cómo, a pesar de la fuerte identificación con sus diferentes nacionalidades europeas, su atención se desplazaba a los países de origen familiar, hasta el punto de visibilizar las protestas civiles en las plazas europeas 4 .…”
Section: El Islam Transnacional En Europaunclassified
“…Sofiane Meziani est un écrivain musulman et un militant actif dans la ville française de Lille. Âgé de 26 ans, Sofiane est membre de l'Union des organisations islamiques de France (désignée désormais «Union») (voir notamment Alaoui, 2006 ;Maréchal, 2008 ;Peter à paraître). Il intervient et prend régulièrement la parole dans les événements publics; il a fait paraître trois plaquettes (une quatrième est annoncée) ; il donne des cours sur le sı -ra de Muhammad à un institut islamique local et tient un site Web personnel (www.sofianemeziani.net).…”
Section: Introduction : Le Sens De L'universalitéunclassified