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16. The Struggle to Define Identity

  • William R. Polk
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Crusade and Jihad
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  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Introduction xi
  4. Part One. GLORIOUS MEMORIES AND AGONIZING AWAKENING
  5. Introduction 1
  6. 1. The Social, Economic, and Cultural Bases of Islam 3
  7. 2. Muhammad the Messenger and His Message 10
  8. 3. The Caliphate and the Conquests 21
  9. 4. The Great Days of the Caliphates and the Evolution of Islam 31
  10. 5. The North Moves South 50
  11. Part Two. THE RESPONSES OF TRADITIONAL MUSLIM SOCIETIES
  12. Introduction 67
  13. 6. Sultan Selim III, Napoleon, and Mehmet Ali 69
  14. 7. French Invasion and Algerian Resistance 84
  15. 8. The British Conquest of India and the Sepoy Revolt 92
  16. 9. Chechen Imam Shamil Resists Russian Imperialism 107
  17. 10. Bankers on Horseback 119
  18. 11. Sudanese Mahdiyah and the British Conquest 126
  19. 12. Sanusiyah Imam Umar al-Mukhtar against Italian Genocide 133
  20. 13. The Riff War and Abd al-Karim in Morocco 138
  21. 14. The Aceh War and Dutch Imperialism 145
  22. 15. Jamal al-Din al-Afghani and the Muslim Awakening 152
  23. Part Three. THE SHIFT TO SECULAR NATIONALISM
  24. Introduction 163
  25. 16. The Struggle to Define Identity 167
  26. 17. The First Iranian Revolution 184
  27. 18. The First World War 194
  28. 19. The Postwar Middle East 209
  29. 20. Palestine, the Much Promised Land 219
  30. 21. Turkey and Atatürk 231
  31. 22. Reza Shah of Iran 241
  32. 23. Islam in India and the Formation of Pakistan 246
  33. 24. Kashmir, the Palestine of Central Asia 261
  34. 25. Islam in Southeast Asia 275
  35. 26. Afghanistan’s Centuries of Resistance 293
  36. 27. The Silk Road 306
  37. 28. The Algerian Revolution 313
  38. 29. Nasser and Arabiyah 323
  39. 30. Saddam Husain and Iraq 335
  40. Part Four. THE REASSERTION OF ISLAM
  41. Introduction 347
  42. 31. Iran, the Revolutionary Shiah Muslim State 349
  43. 32. The Muslim Brotherhood 363
  44. 33. The Philosopher of the Muslim Revolt, Sayyid Qutb 370
  45. 34. Palestine: Wars, Diaspora, and Failed State 381
  46. 35. Hizbullah, Stateless Nation 397
  47. 36. Gaza and Hamas 406
  48. 37. The Uyghurs and Chinese Islam 418
  49. Part Five. MILITANT ISLAM
  50. Introduction 435
  51. 38. The Moro “Rebellion” in the Philippines 439
  52. 39. Somalia, the “Failed State,” 451
  53. 40. Boko Haram and Nigeria 462
  54. 41. Usama bin Ladin and al-Qaida 472
  55. 42. The Islamic State 491
  56. Part Six. AFTERWORD: THE PARABLE OF THE BLIND BRAHMINS
  57. Introduction 507
  58. 43. Trunks and Tails 509
  59. 44. What the North Did to the South 518
  60. 45. What the South Did to Itself 526
  61. 46. Where We Are Now and Where We Can Go 533
  62. Notes 537
  63. Glossary 589
  64. Acknowledgments 599
  65. Index 603
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