أثر الاستعمار على الفكر والهوية الإسلامية في الوطن العربي

The Impact of Colonialism on Islamic Thought and Identity in the Arab World

Abstract

The impact of colonialism on Islamic thought and identity in the Arab world has been profound and multifaceted. This paper explores the intricate dynamics between colonialism and Islamic ideology, shedding light on how colonial powers influenced and shaped the cultural, social, and political landscape of Arab societies. Through a comprehensive examination of historical events, intellectual movements, and socio-cultural transformations, this study elucidates the ways in which colonialism disrupted traditional Islamic structures, undermined indigenous institutions, and introduced Western ideologies. Furthermore, it delves into the complex processes of resistance, adaptation, and hybridization that ensued as Arabs grappled with the challenges posed by colonial domination. By analyzing the intersections of power, knowledge, and identity formation, this paper offers valuable insights into the enduring legacies of colonialism on Islamic thought and identity in the Arab world, underscoring the ongoing relevance of this historical legacy in contemporary discourse and scholarship.