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By Michael Brendan Dougherty. last updated 11 January 2015. In perhaps the only sign of action from the West to the increased intensity of Christian persecution, France has opened itself up to ...
Islam, like any religion, is facing challenges to evolve and adjust to modernity and in particular to the economic and cultural power of a dominant West....
Jun 22, 2006 · For the most part, Muslim publics feel more embittered toward the West and its people than vice versa. Muslim opinions about the West and its people have worsened over the past year and by overwhelming margins, Muslims blame Westerners for the strained relationship between the two sides.
Jan 20, 2015 · Posted 19 Jan 2015. It is generally assumed that the Judeo-Christian West and Islam are differentiated by the fact that Islam has not a tradition of separating church from state. Islamic history, it is assumed, is one in which religion and politics is intertwined.
The geographical boundaries historically shared by the Islamic world and Christendom have led to multiple conflicts between the two civilizations, including those of the multicentury Iberian Reconquista in the West and the long struggle for Constantinople in the East.
Aug 26, 2018 · Islam and the West: How Muslims are constructing a new identity. While there are highly reactionary types of Western Muslim identity that emphasise their distinctiveness, there are also identities ...
Looking at the whole recent developments, it is clear that Western’s perception of Islam and the Muslim world has not changed very much; on the contrary, it is not getting worse now since Islam first became known to the Western world—or more precisely the Europeans—and the
