MUSLIM COMMUNITY AND "ULAM" IN TURKESTAN

Year 2011, Issue: 54, 119 - 129, 25.08.2011

A. Mumınov

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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