Extremism has existed in the United States for a long time, and the country has historically housed adherents of various extremist ideologies. In the United States, there are two main types of extremism. Islamic and far-right extremism have existed for a long time and have been linked to various violent...
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In comparison to previous methods of life in society Populations have the right to have their own manner of relating to God. Furthermore, these publics have a specific holy text to which they refer when exercising their religious liberties. The concept of religious belief, according to Parker (2013), is an individual...
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The struggle between the Roman Catholic Church and the Italian state is referred to as the Roman Question. The issue emerged in 1861, when Rome was declared the republic of Italy's undivided capital. The Lateran Pacts, signed in 1929 by Victor Emmanuel III of Italy and Pope Pius XI, eventually...
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The Perennial Questions Most political views are based on a specific conception of human nature. He contends that the amount to which people are bad is crucial to political considerations. Spiritual and ethical considerations pervade the book, which poses various questions in each chapter, such as "are human beings unequal in...
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In the current study piece, the role of the Arab Spring (Islamic awakening) in advancing the Islamic form of democracy in North Africa and the Middle East was explained. The main objective was to determine whether democracy had significantly improved following the Arab spring. In 2011 and 2012, a wave...
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The Conditions of Women in Islamic Societies The circumstances of Muslim women vary greatly depending on the societies in which they live. At the same time, women's dedication to Islam is a shared factor that has varied degrees of impact on their lives and provides them with a common identity that...
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The term "new terrorism" became popular shortly after the September 11th, 1993 assaults on the New York World Trade Center in the United States. Canadian periodicals attempted to explain the concept of modern terrorism and how it differs from the previous form by portraying it as a fight between the...
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It was once considered disrespectful to inquire about someone's religion in the Middle East. Even if it was obvious from their names which religion, tribe, and nationality they belonged to. Following the Arabian spring, MENA (Middle East North Africa) nations convened and developed an agenda for developing Arabian countries. Many...
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Because God made humans in His image, men and women should be treated equally. However, society created social gender roles that differentiated each individual's role in the community. Historically, women were subject to laws made by their husbands, therefore they referred to their husbands as lords. Men were the heads...
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Religion as an Opiate of the People Religion is a specialized system of worship and religion, or the belief in a superhuman ruling authority, notably gods or a personal God. Regardless of the superhuman being they worship, the majority of the world's population is a believer. On religion, Tolchin quotes Karl...
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The Spread of Islam The Islamic religion has spread from East to West, North to South of the globe hemisphere, from Mecca to Africa, Europe, Asia, North America, South America, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and has drawn over 400 million adherents worldwide. This widespread acceptance of Islam is reflected...
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The Arab Spring and its Implications The Arab world accounts for approximately 5% of the total global population. Despite the fact that certain countries in this region have experienced significant economic, social, and political development. Despite the huge resources available in these countries, a sizable proportion of the population lives in...
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