The Sedanet Archive
All Posts
Every Sedanet article in one place: conversations, essays, translations and book reviews, with search, categories and sorting. Each petal of the medallion is a category; tap one.
2,724 posts · 10 categories
The Sedanet Archive
Every Sedanet article in one place: conversations, essays, translations and book reviews, with search, categories and sorting. Each petal of the medallion is a category; tap one.
2,724 posts · 10 categories
Mostafa Malekian defines Islamic fundamentalism as the belief in the insufficiency of reason to solve worldly problems, the timeless and placeless immutability of jurisprudential rulings, and the intrinsic link between Islam and political power—a distinction that marks the boundary between the faithful and fundamentalists.