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PAKISTAN. THE RADICALIZATION OF "FOLK" ISLAM
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PAKISTAN. THE RADICALIZATION OF "FOLK" ISLAM
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S0321-50750000617-4-1
Publication type
Article
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Published
Authors
Olga Chekrizova 
Edition
Issue 10
Pages
62-67
Abstract

As it is known, in the contemporary Muslim world there is the sharp confrontation between the major currents - a Sunni majority and Shia minority.

At the same time in some countries, particularly in Pakistan, relations between the leading socio-political movements of Sunni - Barelvi and Deobandi continue to deteriorate.

Keywords
Pakistan, radicalism in Islam, Sufism, Barelvi, Deobandi
Date of publication
01.10.2013
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1. The Columbia World Dictionary of Islamism / Ed. A.Sfeir/. New York, Columbia University Press, 2007, p. 275; Pakistan: Karachi's Madrasas and Violent Extremism // International Crisis Group. Asia Report. № 130, March 29, 2007, p. 26 - http://www.crisisgroup. org/~/media/Files/asia/south-asia/pakistan/130_pakistan_karachi_s_ madrasas_and_violent_extremism.ashx 
 2. Gunaratna R, Iqbal Kh. Pakistan: Terrorism ground zero. London, Reason Books Ltd. 2011, p. 204. 
 3. Belokrenitskij V.Ya. Ehtnicheskie, religioznye i sektantskie konflikty v Pakistane // Ehtnosy i konfessii na Vostoke: konflikty i vzaimodejstvie. M., MGIMO (U), «Navona», 2005, s. 428. 
 4. Mansoor H. From sectarian to mainstream politics: ST remains at a Crossroads // Daily Times, Lahore, 13.04.2006. 
 5. Ahmed Kh. Re-assertion of the Barelvis in Pakistan // The Friday Times. 08.09.2000.

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