For the Love of Ahl al-Bayt: Transcending Sunni-Shiʿi Sectarian Allegiance

Muwahidah, Siti

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“…Cycles of violence in Iraq, the sectarianisation of the Arab uprisings in the Gulf, descent into civil war in Syria and Yemen, the rise of the Islamic State movement, and Saudi-Iranian rivalry have directed the geographical focus of such attention predominantly to the Middle East. Beyond this region, some consideration has been paid to the situation in South Asia (inter alia, Zaman, 1998;Ali, 2010), South-East Asia (Formichi, 2014;Muwahidah, 2016) and Africa Journal of Muslims in Europe 12 (2023) 1-14 (Thurston, 2021;Vahed, 2022). In contrast, Sunni-Shi'a relations in Europe remain understudied.…”

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“…As Jesper Petersen (in this special issue) reminds us, the researcher invested in the study of Sunni-Shi'a relations should beware of a priori assumptions about the influence of denominational affiliations. In the absence of a better terminology, the Sunni and Shi'a descriptors can be used to identify the subject at hand in a way that still allows us to explore and question 'the boundaries upon which these labels rest' (Mac Ginty, 2017: 11; see also Muwahidah, 2016; Pauha in this special issue).…”

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Sunni–Shi‘a Relations in Europe

Corboz

2023

J. Muslims Eur.

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The overall intention of the special issue ‘The Dynamics of Sunni–Shi‘a Relations in Europe’ is to call for a new research initiative aimed at establishing the significance of European Muslim-minority contexts for the study of Sunni–Shi‘a dynamics. This article outlines the potential to contribute to the scholarship on sectarianism and the literature on Muslims in Europe. While also previewing the five articles included in the special issue, it proposes a framework to unpack the diverse nature and complex shaping of Sunni–Shi‘a relations in European contexts.

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Sunni–Shi‘a Relations in Europe

Corboz

2023

J. Muslims Eur.

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“…Then, numerous Shi'a institutions were established in Indonesia, and many people have converted to this form of Islam (Zulkifli, 2016). Some Sunni communities in big Indonesian cities also follow Shi'a rituals (Muwahidah, 2016), and in 2012, about 2.5-5 million residents were arrested (Tempo.co, 2012a).…”

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Building Moderate Islamic Thoughts in Indonesian Students Through Dialogue-Argumentative Methods

Yahya

Rahmat

2021

Acad. J. Interdiscip. Stud.

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Although the Indonesian Constitution guarantees freedom of religion for every citizen, the problem of religious harmony is still existent. Intolerant Islamic groups are very active in voicing that non-Muslims and minority schools of thought are deviants and infidels. The term ‘religious harmony’ is one of the competencies in the national curriculum of universities but is unfortunately weak in implementation. These research results showed that most students have an exclusive and intolerant religious mindset. Therefore, this study aims to test the effectiveness of the dialogue-argumentative method in Islamic Religious Education (PAI) to build moderate thinking patterns among students by employing a quasi-experimental research method. The research sample, which comprised 300 students participating in the PAI course, was divided into 150 persons, each placed into the four experimental and control classes. Before and after the lecture, pre-tests and post-tests were provided for both groups of students. The research proved that the dialogue-argumentative method was a more effective alternative in building moderate Islamic thinking patterns among students. However, the researchers also need to find models, methods, or other means that are much more effective than these findings. Received: 25 January 2021 / Accepted: 24 March 2021 / Published: 10 May 2021

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For the Love of Ahl al-Bayt: Transcending Sunni-Shiʿi Sectarian Allegiance

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Building Moderate Islamic Thoughts in Indonesian Students Through Dialogue-Argumentative Methods

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