Islamofascism
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+ | "Du Maroc à l'Arabie Saoudite, les peines vont de la prison ferme à la peine capitale, le fouet ou le [[lynch]]age populaire. Ceux qui ont en fait les frais ne se comptent plus, de [[Salman Rushdie]], à [[Raef Badawi]], en passant par [[Nawal al-Saadawi]], [[Tasleema Nasreen]], [[Boualem Sansal]], [[Kamel Daoud]], [[Waleed al-Husseini]], [[Cheikh Mohamed Ould El Mkheitir]], [[Ayan Hirsi Ali]], [[Nahed Hattar]] ... Lorsqu'ils n'ont pas été assassinés, ils ont tous été apostasiés. Ils ont dû s'exiler ou se cacher, ils ont connu la prison, la torture et l'exclusion sociale." --''[[Détruire le fascisme islamique]]'' (2016), Zineb El Rhazoui | ||
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'''Islamic fascism''' (first described in 1933), also known (since 1990) by the [[neologism]] '''Islamofascism''', draws [[analogy]] between the ideological characteristics of specific [[Islamism|Islamist]] movements and a broad range of [[Europe]]an [[Fascism|fascist]] movements of the early 20th century, [[Neo-fascism|neofascist]] movements, or [[totalitarianism]]. | '''Islamic fascism''' (first described in 1933), also known (since 1990) by the [[neologism]] '''Islamofascism''', draws [[analogy]] between the ideological characteristics of specific [[Islamism|Islamist]] movements and a broad range of [[Europe]]an [[Fascism|fascist]] movements of the early 20th century, [[Neo-fascism|neofascist]] movements, or [[totalitarianism]]. |
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"Du Maroc à l'Arabie Saoudite, les peines vont de la prison ferme à la peine capitale, le fouet ou le lynchage populaire. Ceux qui ont en fait les frais ne se comptent plus, de Salman Rushdie, à Raef Badawi, en passant par Nawal al-Saadawi, Tasleema Nasreen, Boualem Sansal, Kamel Daoud, Waleed al-Husseini, Cheikh Mohamed Ould El Mkheitir, Ayan Hirsi Ali, Nahed Hattar ... Lorsqu'ils n'ont pas été assassinés, ils ont tous été apostasiés. Ils ont dû s'exiler ou se cacher, ils ont connu la prison, la torture et l'exclusion sociale." --Détruire le fascisme islamique (2016), Zineb El Rhazoui |
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Islamic fascism (first described in 1933), also known (since 1990) by the neologism Islamofascism, draws analogy between the ideological characteristics of specific Islamist movements and a broad range of European fascist movements of the early 20th century, neofascist movements, or totalitarianism.
See also
- Amin al-Husseini
- Anti-Masonry
- Christofascism
- Clerical fascism
- Islamic extremism
- Islamic religious police
- Islamism
- Islamophobia
- Jewish Bolshevism
- Muhammad Najati Sidqi
- Muslim Patrol incident
- Nazi SS Division Handschar (Bosnian Muslims)
- Nazi SS Division Skanderbeg (Muslim Albanians)
- Nazi SS Division Kama (Bosnian Muslims)
- Relations between Nazi Germany and the Arab world
- Talibanization
- Worldwide caliphate