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Religion and Nationalism

Religion and Nationalism What Is Nationalism?

Religion and Nationalism Nationalism is an ideology (belief system) which claims supreme loyalty from individuals for the nation and the state that represents it.

Religion and Nationalism Nationalism is one of the most important factors in world history and continues to be in contemporary international politics.

Religion and Nationalism When did it begin? The political focus on nationalism has evolved over the last five centuries (recall the Thirty Years War and the Treaty of Westphalia).

Religion and Nationalism Where is it going? After World War II, some predicted an end to nationalism…

Religion and Nationalism …Today, it is stronger than it has ever been.

Religion and Nationalism Is nationalism good or bad…? …Well, nationalism has both positive and negative aspects.

Religion and Nationalism On the positive side, it can promote democracy, self-government, economic growth, and social/political/ economic diversity and experimentation.

Religion and Nationalism On the negative side, it can lead to isolationism…

Religion and Nationalism …feelings of superiority

Religion and Nationalism …suspicion of others, and...

Religion and Nationalism …messianism

Religion and Nationalism It can also cause instability and lead to foreign intervention and hyper-factionalization of states.

Religion and Nationalism Religion in International Politics

Religion and Nationalism Religion is one of the most ancient forces that influence world events. Objectively, it can be said to play a dual role in world politics…

Religion and Nationalism On the one hand, it has been a source of humanitarian concern and a vehicle for pacifism… including but not limited to…

Religion and Nationalism Ghandi and Indian foreign policy…

Religion and Nationalism …Christian, Islamic, and other religious denominations and their relief work all over the world…

Religion and Nationalism …and in many cases is the basis for the anti-nuclear movement in Europe and the foundation of Liberation Theology in Latin America.

Religion and Nationalism However, it has also been a force at the center of many bloody wars, including…

Religion and Nationalism …the reaction in Europe to Islam leading to the Crusades (1095- 1291)…

Religion and Nationalism …the Protestant Reformation (1517) which led to the Thirty Years War (1618-1648)…

Religion and Nationalism …and religions’ role in the imperial era.

Religion and Nationalism In Western civilization, the process of secularization has led to a separation of church and state. Not so within the Islamic and Hindu world.

Religion and Nationalism And religion has also created divisions within countries, such as…

Religion and Nationalism …the Catholic and Protestant division in Ireland…

Religion and Nationalism …the Hindu, Muslim, Sikh divisions in India…

Religion and Nationalism …divisions between Sunni and Shi’ite Muslims in Iraq…

Religion and Nationalism …and Jewish, Islamic, and Christian divisions in Lebanon and Israel.

Religion and Nationalism Islamic Concepts and Definitions

Religion and Nationalism Islam – (which means “submission to God” a Muslim being “one who submits”), is a monotheistic religion founded by Muhammad (?570-632 a.d.), a prophet who received Allah’s teachings in a vision.

Religion and Nationalism The Koran - is the central religious text of Islam, which Muslims consider the verbatim word of God.

Religion and Nationalism The Caliph’s are successors to Muhammad. They are described in the Koran as representatives of Allah on Earth, and also…

Religion and Nationalism …as leaders of the Ummah, the spiritual, cultural, and political community of Muslims.

Religion and Nationalism The notion of "houses" or "divisions" of the world in Islam such as Dar al-Islam (House of Islam) and Dar al-Harb (House of War) does not appear in the Koran or the Hadiths. This geo-political house of divisions was more acutely framed by a 13th century Islamic scholar, Ibn Taymiyyah, in response to Mongol invasions of Muslim lands.

Religion and Nationalism The concept of Jihad, is often in the West translated as “holy war,” but carries the broader idea of “struggle” which could be personal or religious.

Religion and Nationalism Political Heritage of Muslims 3 Historic Elements

Religion and Nationalism 1. A triumphant past…

Religion and Nationalism 2. A clash with Christian powers, especially European…

Religion and Nationalism 3. Domination of Muslims by others: a. Defeats after 1500 a.d. b. Ottoman Empire after WWI c. British/French/American colonialism

Religion and Nationalism Islam And Nationalism

Religion and Nationalism Today, the ummah takes the form of a “Muslim pride” movement. This includes a rejection of direct interference from outside powers…

Religion and Nationalism …to the resurrection of cultural traditions such as: a. Banning alcohol b. Women covering their faces c. A legal system based on the Shari’ah

Religion and Nationalism However, the creation of a united ummah is not likely in the foreseeable future, primarily because of…

Religion and Nationalism 2. Ethnic differences (Iranians, Kazakhs, Pakistanis, and many others who are not Arabic) 3. Sectarian divisions (Sunni-Shia)

Religion and Nationalism Within the House of Islam, religious differences are a source of intense conflict… Majority Sunnis and minority Shi’ites are at odds over the proper leadership of the ummah…

Religion and Nationalism Sunnis recognize Abu-Bakr (Muhammad’s close companion and advisor) as the legitimate heir…

Religion and Nationalism …while Shi’ites recognize Ali (Muhammad’s first cousin and son-in-law).