MUSLIM COMMUNITY AND "ULAM" IN TURKESTAN

Abstract

Religious leaders can play an important role in establishing sustainable relations between the state and the religious community. In this regard, the article describes Shami-Damulla, who came from the Arab province to Tashkent in order to spread the ideas of fundamentalism, and the work of his followers.

Keywords

• Fundamentalism
• ulama
• Muslim society

МУСУЛЬМАНСКАЯ ОБЩИНА И "УЛАМА" В ТУРКЕСТАНЕ

Abstract

Религиозные лидеры могут сыграть важную роль в установлении устойчивых отношений между государством и религиозным сообществом. В связи с этим в статье описывается Шами-Дамулла, приехавший из арабской провинции в Ташкент с целью распространения идей фундаментализма, и творчество его последователей.

Keywords

• Фундаментализм
• улама
• мусульманская общества

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