The Wahhabis and the Muslim Brothers: From Alliance to Alienation. Regional and Global Implications

Vasiliev, Anton

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DOI: 10.30884/jogs/2020.02.04

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The Wahhabis and the Muslim Brothers: From Alliance to Alienation. Regional and Global Implications

Anton Vasiliev¹

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“…The leadership of Saudi Arabia considered increasingly popular political Islam to be a new integration component, which, pushing the factors of language, culture, and ethnicity to the background, would unite not only the peoples and states of the Middle East but also Muslims from all over the world into a single ummah. The creation of an Islamic welfare state became the dream of many Islamist movements and groups in the Middle East (Vasiliev, 2020).…”

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Trends in Political Islam: Transition towards Liberalization

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The evolution of Islamism/political Islam as an ideological system is analyzed. This system was formed in the 1970s‒1980s and initially played the role of a progressive and alternative model, replacing the previously dominant ideas of Arab nationalism. However, the Islamists failed to fully achieve one of their main goals—the creation of an Islamic state—because of the deterrence of secular authoritarian states. The events in the Persian Gulf and the temporary drop in oil prices in the late 1990s aggravated the ideological crisis of Islamism and led to its rethinking. As a solution, a more liberal version of Islamism was proposed in the form of post-Islamism, which combined Islamic and democratic principles and was focused on duties rather than human rights. The next milestone in liberalizing Islamist ideas was the events of the Arab Spring, which led to a rethinking of post-Islamist ideas, as well as the liberalization and politization of the Salafi doctrine. Moreover, the failures of a number of Islamist parties in achieving political power, as well as the activities of radical Islamist groups, discredited Islamism among the population of the Middle East and North Africa. It is likely that the next crisis of Islamism will lead to its further liberalization or the formation of a new ideological model.

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Trends in Political Islam: Transition towards Liberalization

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Discussion Among the Fifth-Generation Circle. A rejoinder to Mark Beissinger, Daniel Ritter, Valentine Moghadam, Egor Fain, and Alisa Shishkina

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The Wahhabis and the Muslim Brothers: From Alliance to Alienation. Regional and Global Implications

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