Patterns of Islamic Revival in History: Between the Field of Knowledge and the Field of Power
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Islamic Revival, Muslim World, Islamic History, Islamic movement, Civilization.Abstract
Abstract
Objectives: The aim of this research paper is to study the overall pattern of Islamic revival in knowledge and power fields through a historical study of all regions of the Muslim world in order to understand the changes in the revival that took place during the ages.
Methodology: It is a documentary research that examines the use of Islamic revival tools in history and its dynamics in order to outline patterns of revival throughout history.
Research fidings: The results showed that the patterns of revival that have been developed throughout history have been interpreted differently as the context changes. In the beginning was the era of laying the primary foundation of knowledge and the expansion of Islamic territories. In the later periods it was an academic response to preserve the true teachings and a counter to external invasions from the west was the Crusades and the east was the war with the Mongols. In the later periods there was a revival in different regions and the emergence of writings in new languages of the Muslim world. At the same time, the great empires of the Muslim world were established, namely the Ottomans and the Mughals. Until our time, there has been a revival of education in the Muslim world through the process of Islamic studies. It was at this time that Muslim nation-states were born along with the Islamic movement.
Applications: The research reveals the overall Islamic revival pattern of the Islamic nation in the field of knowledge and power. It provides an understanding of the dynamics of revival in history and can predict the future of Islamic revival in today's Muslim world.
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