Dynamics of Islamic and Islamism Discourse: A Critical Analysis of Teti & Mura's Thoughts

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The study reveals that the Islam/Islamism binary is a hegemonic tool that regulates Muslim political expression and upholds liberal supremacy.
Findings indicate that the portrayal of Islamism as a radical threat reflects discursive practices marginalizing Muslim agency within secular narratives.
Employing critical discourse analysis, the research emphasizes the role of colonial legacies in shaping contemporary European perceptions of Islam.
The work advocates for emancipatory perspectives that amplify Muslim voices, challenging the dominance of Western narratives around Islam.

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Qualitative analysis of Islamic discourse reveals how secularism shapes perceptions of Islamism, suggesting the need for decolonial perspectives.

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Qualitative analysis of Islamic discourse reveals how secularism shapes perceptions of Islamism, suggesting the need for decolonial perspectives.