Islam and Nationalism [Electronic resources] نسخه متنی

Foreword

Introduction

Chapter 1

Part
One: A Survey of the History of Nationalism

Rise of
Nationalism as a Creed

Creed of
Nationalism

Nationalism
and Colonization

The Bond
Between Nationalism and Capitalism

Nationalism
in the 20th Century

Chapter 2

Part
Two: The History of the Inroad of Nationalism in the Islamic World

Nationalism
as an imported school

Napolean
and Frenchmen as pioneers of Egyptian Nationalism

Three Jews
as inspirers of Turkish nationalism

British
Colonialism, the Banner-bearer of Arab Nationalism

Conclusion

Chapter 3

Part
Three: Definition, Basis and Characteristics of Nationalism

Definition
of Nationalism

Nationalism
and Secularism

Basis and
other characteristics of Nationalism

Nationalism
as a pseudo-religion

Nationalism
as an advanced tribal system

Chapter 4

Part
Four: The Philosophy Refuting Nationalism

The
difference between Patriotism and Nationalism

Nationalism
based on man's animal instinct

What is
the basis of group unity in human society?

Why should
man base unity on faith?

Nationalism
is based on the accident of nature

Chapter 5

Part
Five: Shortcomings of Nationalism

Illogical
basis of Nationalism

Unity on
the above basis is a prelude to differences

Nationalism
defeats its own objectives

Is it only
nationalism that can motivate people's creativity?

Chapter 6

Part
Six: Dangers of Nationalism

Ego-centrism
and prejudice

Superiority
complex and misinterpretation of history

Tribal
prejudice or fanatical ignorance

Nationalism
culminates in racism

Nationalism
results in a desire to dominate

Narrowing
man's mental horizon

Chapter 7

Part
Seven: Islam and Nationalism

Islam and
nationalism as two opposite poles

Chapter 8

Part
Eight: Basis of Nationalism

Unity of
mankind or racial and national units?

Islam as a
means of goal?

Factor of
Unity: Faith or Nationality

Attachment
to territory

Attachment
of blood and race

Fanaticism
of Ignorance