Islam in Somalia - Islamism

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Islamism
Basic topics
  • Political aspects of Islam
  • Client state
  • Internationalism
  • Islamic fundamentalism
  • Pan-Islamism
  • Sharia law
  • Ummah
  • Antinationalism
  • Postcolonialism
Movements
  • All-India Muslim League
  • Al-Qaeda
  • Muslim Brotherhood
  • Hamas
  • Hizb-ut-Tahrir
  • Jamaat-e-Islami
  • Millî Görüş
  • Taliban
Manifestations
  • Islamization
  • Islamic economics
  • Sex segregation
  • Resistance movements
Concepts
  • Khilafah
  • Ummah
  • Sharia law
Key texts
  • The Reconstruction of Religious
    Thought in Islam (Iqbal)
  • Milestones (Qutb)
  • Islamic Government (Khomeini)
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Following the outbreak of the civil war in the early 1990s, Islamism appeared to be largely confined to the radical Al-Itihaad al-Islamiya group. In 1992, Colonel Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed marshalled forces to successfully expel an Islamist extremist group linked to the outfit, which had laid siege to Bosaso, a prominent port city and the commercial capital of the northeastern part of the country.

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