“Religious minimalists” and “Religious Maximalists”: Diversity in the New Political Thoughts in the Islamic World
Subject Areas : Iranian Political Research
KHadijeh Mohammadpour marzbali
1
(M.A. in political science, Alame Tabatabei University, Tehran, Iran)
farzad hosseini
2
(Ph.D. student of political science, Shahid Beheshti University, Tehran, Iran)
Keywords: دین, Religion, دولت مدرن, Islamic World, دین حداقلی, Majority religion, Minority religion, دین حداکثری, جهان اسلام, اندیشههای سیاسی, Political thoughts, modern Government,
Abstract :
The present research aims to investigate the categorizations plan of political thoughts in the Islamic world based on the proportion and position of “religion” in “modern government” as a basis for classifying the new thoughts in the Islamic world. The categorizations include the ratio of Sharia to rule in the government, the validation of political wisdom and legacy integration. A descriptive-analytical research method is applied. The results show that “religious minimalists” consider the minimal role for religion and religious traditions for the government and take the modern religion and government as a barrier to aggregate and give the priority to the government to manage these world's affairs. “Religious maximalists” consider widely proportion for religion and divine traditions in the government and they don't separate current and second world that manage them by two distinct institutions.
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