The article examines the decline of traditional Salafism, analyzing its causes and potential future trajectories. The author identifies key factors such as internal fragmentation, failure in power management, and the rise of traditional institutions like Ash'arism. The author also discusses the impact of information and communication technology, societal rejection of jihadist violence, and the decrease in financial support. Finally, he explores the phenomenon of "new Salafism" and movements like Salafyo Costa, which aim to reform Salafi thought and promote openness towards others.
Eissa, F. W., The Decline of Salafism: Causes and Future Trajectories, in Théo Blan, T. B., Olivier Ro, O. R. (ed.), Salafism: Challenged by radicalization? Violence, Politics, and the Advent of Post-Salafism, European University Institute, San Domenico di Fiesole 2021: 53- 58. 10.2870/309942 [https://hdl.handle.net/10807/208543]
The Decline of Salafism: Causes and Future Trajectories
Eissa, Farouq Wael
2021
Abstract
The article examines the decline of traditional Salafism, analyzing its causes and potential future trajectories. The author identifies key factors such as internal fragmentation, failure in power management, and the rise of traditional institutions like Ash'arism. The author also discusses the impact of information and communication technology, societal rejection of jihadist violence, and the decrease in financial support. Finally, he explores the phenomenon of "new Salafism" and movements like Salafyo Costa, which aim to reform Salafi thought and promote openness towards others.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.