This article employs symbolic boundary theory to investigate how a sample of radicalised Sunni and Shi‘a Muslims in Norway make meaning their views, behaviour interactions with denominational others. It draws on 23 interviews individuals who legitimise violence or are willing use themselves achieve political change. Research construction shows that the relative importance boundaries varies acro...

Saad Hariri, the leader of biggest Sunni political party in Lebanon, will not run for office parliamentary election scheduled May 2022. This article seeks to analyze potential reasons and possible consequences this decision. A likely explanation move might be a combination factors such as series setbacks Haririʼs confrontation with Hezbollah, socio-political marginalization predominantly region...

Konflik internal agama tumbuh dengan subur di era pasca Orde Baru ditandai menguatnya kebencian berdasarkan sektarianisme Sunni dan Syiah. Artikel ini bertujuan untuk mendiskusikan pemikiran Ahmad Syafii Maarif (ASM) terkait konflik Syiah yang selama belum banyak dikaji oleh para sarjana. Penelitian adalah penelitian kualitatif mana data diperoleh dari tulisan-tulisan ASM fokus membahas tentang...

I n 1961, Bernard Fall, a scholar and practitioner of war, published a book entitled The Street Without Joy. The book provided a lucid account of why the French Expeditionary Corps failed to defeat the Viet Minh during the Indochina War, and the book’s title derived from the French soldiers’sardonic moniker for Highway 1 on the coast of Indochina—“Ambush Alley,” or the “Street without Joy.” In ...

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 This study focuses on the news frame title with theme of Shia conflict in Sampang. qualitative descriptive research uses a critical paradigm. Data were obtained from Tempo.co, Kompas.com, Kabar Madura and Indepth 2011-2021. The media framed Sampang government's frame, community's case intolerance. Tempo Kompas government as passive dealing conflicts there is forced conversion fai...

Australian Muslim women are far more likely to be the target of Islamophobic attacks than men, and common narratives often paint merely as victims Islamophobia. This article takes a new approach considers how may counter Islamophobia various audiences they must contend with in their work. Using de Koning’s interpellation framework, this research investigates why believe gender matters public co...

This study explores how sectarian language prevalent on Arabic media shapes common Arab people's perceptions of sects such as Sunni, Shiites, and others. A sample expressions was collected from social media, print TV channels. students faculty surveyed. Sectarian analysed according to the components perception (perceiver, target, situation), factors that affect each, amplification attenuation r...

Turkey and Qatar have developed exceptionally cordial relations aligned their foreign policies on many regional issues. In the 2017 Gulf crisis, despite risk of incurring material losses sacrificing with blockading countries, quickly came to support alleviating Doha’s physical political isolation. This highlights how ideational elements norms play a crucial role in Turkey’s policy towards Qatar...

Abstract Despite recent scholarly focus on Shiʿa minorities in Britain, there has been little exploration of how (re)define what it means to be a British Muslim more broadly. Here, we shift the away from inward-looking manifestations Shiʿa-specific identity and towards diverse ways Muslims are actively seeking promote enact inclusive being Britain. Profiling three Shiʿa-led grassroots organisat...