Muslim Citizens of the Globalized World: Contributions of the Gülen MovementRobert A. Hunt, Yuksel A. Aslandogan Tughra Books, 2007 - 213 páginas Muslim Citizens of the Globalized World: Contributions of the Gülen Movement explores the response and contributions of Muslims in general and Turkish Muslims in particular to the waves of democratization, scientific revolution, changing gender roles, and religious diversity in an increasingly globalized world. The book explores the thought of Fethullah Gülen, Turkish Muslim scholar, author and education activist, known by some as "a modern-day Rumi", and his impact on the millions of participants in a social phenomenon called the Gülen movement. Originating in Turkey but becoming increasingly transnational, the movement represents novel approaches to the synthesis of faith and reason, peaceful co-existence in liberal democracies with religious diversity, education and spirituality. (Back cover). |
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Antitheses | 12 |
Gülens Educational Paradigm in Thought and Practice | 34 |
The Gülen Movement and Turkish Integration in Germany | 62 |
Fethullah Gülen Religions Globalization and Dialogue | 85 |
Democracy and the Dialogue between Western and Islamic | 121 |
Some Women in | 145 |
Gülens Gloss on Lady Montagus | 161 |
A Historical Perspective | 183 |
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