Conflict And Ideologies In The Middle East

The Ideologies of the Quran in the Middle East presents the intellectual panorama of the region after a so-called peace(!) that put an end to centuries-old peace and dragged the region into a vortex. It uncovers the fault lines that led to the division of the region into various nations despite its ability to coexist with all its diversities. This book not only focuses on the long 19th century of the Middle East but also informs the readers about various aspects, from problematic nationalisms that emerged in the context of constitutionalism to pan-Islamism, Arab nationalism, Ba’athism, and the use of Shi’ism in Iranian nationalism, as well as Kurdish nationalism and feminist women’s move- ments that are attempting to reshape the region in the horizon of the 21st century. The stability of the world order is not possible without rearranging the Middle East. The Middle East is the homeland of Muslim, Christian, and Jewish traditions, and it is also the cradle of ancient Mesopotamian and Egyptian traditions. Without these traditions, the history of humanity’s journey on earth remains incomplete. It should not be forgotten that knowing the past of the Middle East is an essential reference point to understand the present and the future. This book in your hands is a concise yet comprehensive guide to understand the Middle East, providing essential and succinct information.