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Title “Ideological and Political impacts of Globalization on Muslim States (An analytical study in contemporary scenario)

Author(s) Mr. Muhammad Umar Riaz Abbasi

Abstract The impact of globalization on Muslim states and societies has become a widely discussed subject. With Islam being the religion of 25% of the world population, it is much more than an issue of scholarly concern. A look at the history of Islam over the last few decades reveals that Muslim Ummah - a global society founded on common Islamic belief has now become a profound reality. Meanwhile, globalization has caused a valid impact on the Muslim world; both in political and ideological fields of Islamic Society. With the advent of the World Wide Web, worldwide transportation, exposure to publications, and growing awareness are already making Muslims mindful of their social as well as cultural diversity. The consequences of colonialism, as well as the rise of nationalist movements, led to dividing the Muslim community into more than 49 Islamic nations with different values and interests. As Muslims become more mindful of the rich heritage of the Islamic world, emerging developments facilitate stronger Ummah awareness or a stronger sense of connection to a global population of believing Muslims. This research focuses on the Ideological and political influences of globalization on the Muslim world. From the perspective of politics and state-affairs globalization has facilitated power and authorization of state upon nations, non-governmental organizations, and groups with the magnification of modern Western culture. The research analyzes the increase of technological development and electronic communication, through which the West led by America in hegemonizing ideology culture. Keeping in views, the phenomenon of globalization needs a deep critical appreciation of the challenges faced by the Muslim World. The following study has taken-up the same task ideological and political.

Type Thesis/Dissertation PhD

Faculty Social Sciences

Department Islamic thought & Culture

Language English

Publication Date 2023-03-20

Subject Islamic Studies

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