Pakistani & Egyptian Muslim Sects

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" After more than twelve centuries of existence, which included persecution at the hands of "crusading" medieval Christians and colonial domination by Great Britain throughout Asia and Africa in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, a new fire was ignited within various individuals and groups in the Muslim world in the years between the first and second World Wars. The fire in the hearts of men like Maulana Maududi and Hasan al-Banna burned for the establishment of Muslim states in Pakistan and Egypt (and elsewhere), democracies which would restore dignity to the people by allowing them to "reassert the cultural traditions derived from their religion," and for those who "clung tenaciously . . . to the memory of a brilliant civilization which, in their eyes, was irreplaceable by anything the West had to offer.". Unfortunately, the test of time has."

More papers on Pakistani & Egyptian Muslim Sects:

• Persuasive Essay # 94985 : "Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood"
• Analytical Essay # 126844 : "Obedience and Pakistani Women"
• Essay # 98796 : "Sinuhe the Egyptian"

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