아랍민주화 이후의 아랍사회 - 이슬람식 민주주의 적용 방안 -
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In this study, I define the concept of Islamic democracy as follows. Islamic democracy means Shari’a, which is based on the Quran and Hadith, and the democracy based on Islamic politics and political thought. Of course, this definition can have a variety of counterarguments. Also, This study paper how “Islamic democracy” based on the values of Islam has an effect on the democratization in Arab-Islamic World. This study covers a wide utilization of Islamic democracy and founds the detailed theories about Islamic democracy through Islamic political system. Demonstrations for democracy in the Arab world that began in 2010 led to the confusion in the Arab society, but the democracy in the social development process has developed differently in each region. In Arab democratization process, some countries, like Tunisia, Egypt, and Iraq, have implemented procedural democracy. However, in the current situation the democratization in the Arab world was frustrated, and the Arab world is continually confusing. Despite this confusion, social development and change of citizenship cannot help causing the change of the Arab world in the long-term. As the result, that will lead to the establishment of democracy. Islamic ideology must be embraced in order to establish democracy in the Muslim world. This study aims to find the ways how to apply the theory of Islamic democracy to the Arab society.
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In this study, I define the concept of Islamic democracy as follows. Islamic democracy means Shari’a, which is based on the Quran and Hadith, and the democracy based on Islamic politics and political thought. Of course, this definition can have a variety of counterarguments. Also, This study paper how “Islamic democracy” based on the values of Islam has an effect on the democratization in Arab-Islamic World. This study covers a wide utilization of Islamic democracy and founds the detailed theories about Islamic democracy through Islamic political system. Demonstrations for democracy in the Arab world that began in 2010 led to the confusion in the Arab society, but the democracy in the social development process has developed differently in each region. In Arab democratization process, some countries, like Tunisia, Egypt, and Iraq, have implemented procedural democracy. However, in the current situation the democratization in the Arab world was frustrated, and the Arab world is continually confusing. Despite this confusion, social development and change of citizenship cannot help causing the change of the Arab world in the long-term. As the result, that will lead to the establishment of democracy. Islamic ideology must be embraced in order to establish democracy in the Muslim world. This study aims to find the ways how to apply the theory of Islamic democracy to the Arab society.
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