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Islamic identity and development after the Ottomans: The Arab Middle East

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The oil-rich Muslim Core, the Arab World, is far removed from a just and humane world, totally at variance with the grand promise of Islam, a perfect social contract initiated by the Prophet himself. The present article is a synopsis of a forthcoming book to be published in 2022 by Routledge. It uses a neo-Ottomanist framework for critical analysis to explain today’s complex challenges facing the Islamic world. Not everyone may be happy with the neo-Ottomanist approach chosen. The author only wishes to state that his study is not anti-Arab or anti-Islam, only the work of a social realist, relying on the latest statistical and historical data as much as possible.
Title: Islamic identity and development after the Ottomans: The Arab Middle East
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The oil-rich Muslim Core, the Arab World, is far removed from a just and humane world, totally at variance with the grand promise of Islam, a perfect social contract initiated by the Prophet himself.
The present article is a synopsis of a forthcoming book to be published in 2022 by Routledge.
It uses a neo-Ottomanist framework for critical analysis to explain today’s complex challenges facing the Islamic world.
Not everyone may be happy with the neo-Ottomanist approach chosen.
The author only wishes to state that his study is not anti-Arab or anti-Islam, only the work of a social realist, relying on the latest statistical and historical data as much as possible.

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