Religious Conflict in Muslim Countries

Today's Western world is primarily interested in extremist Islam, which brings serious challenges to civil liberties and democracy around the world, but the Muslim nation itself is extreme. One of the most obvious form of confrontation in many Muslim countries today is between secular stories and Islamic stories. Discourse secularists sometimes represent national elites, the media and / or military, but if opportunities are given to political parties within the national structure, the Islamic language can be best expressed between religion and social group .

The main form of inter-religious conflict in Nigeria is between Muslims and Christians. Conflicts are sometimes very intense, so they went into war all over the country including Kano uprising (1980), Burung Kutu Bizar (1982), Castaña crisis (1999), Samhwala. Conflict, uprising of Kaduna, the crisis of Baoji. And Sokoto (1999). A recent example is the crisis of Jos and the current confrontation between Christians and moderate Muslims in Boko Haram. These are just a few examples of the inter-religious conflict in Nigeria. Because one year passed without three or four religious conflicts.

Religious or Islamic framework, and participation in the current "conflict" world conflict. I concentrate mainly on Muslim countries and organizations. Suicide missions are also spreading in many Arab and Muslim countries, characterized by an authoritarian political structure that restricts objections or is characterized by ongoing conflict. The core of the development of any sport or group is the construction of an ideological framework that provides a logically consistent belief system with more or less complicated historical concepts. Ideology associates beliefs, stories, awareness, and assessment of a social state of a person, in particular a prospect in the future, with a collective action plan to maintain, change or transform society, while at the same time We also provide reasons. action

Consider reflecting religious violence and inter-religious conflicts, especially Christianity, Judaism and Muslim cases and theories, domestic and religious nationalism and terrorism. The course considers the role of religious peacebuilding, the source of reconciliation, nonviolent theological arguments, and the role of religious subjects in long-standing conflicts. We will examine intercultural communication from a global / historical point of view, such as encounters in colonies, colonies after colonies, global contexts. Read the series of novels, essays and short stories that the writers express their feelings about individual and collective identities through various experiences of globalization. Confirm the relationship between author / viewer and student / sentence in cross-cultural dialogue