The Politicization of Sufism in Iraq’s Transition from Baʿthist Quasi-Secular Nationalism to Competing Sect-Centric Visions of National Unity
Since the 1980s, Iraq has witnessed an escalating politicization of Islam under Ṣaddām Ḥusayn’s Baʿth regime. After the regime’s fall in 2003, political mobilization took place along ethno- and sect-centric lines, resulting in the predominance of Shīʿī Islamist state- and nation-building, the emerge...
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Archives de sciences sociales des religions
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