/lit/ - Literature

Shaykh Hassan al-Banna, from On Jihad. A seminal theorist of Islamism, al-Banna opposed petty rulers and advocated for a united Muslim polity. He was murdered by the Egyptian government.

>>13731991
Cont

>>13731993
This is from his Islamic economic program

This is al-Qaradawi, the foremost figure of the contemporary Islamist movement. He is the intellectual heir of al-Banna and wanted in Saudi Arabia for promoting terrorism against Israel.

>>13732017
From his work, The Limits of Fiqh

>>13731970
Op, you should check out the website Kalamullah online.

>>13732039
Maududi, a powerful anti modernist mind, he impressed Muslims from every school. Adapting Lenin's strategic work to Islamism, Maududi more than anyone else in the 20th Century kept Islam from liberalism, and firmly cemented liberalism as foreign and oppressive in the minds of many Muslims. Despite being one of only two men in history whose funeral was observed in the Kaaba, Maududi is now regarded as an extremist by Saudi Arabia and his ideas dangerous.

>>13732048
I use it, thanks, brother.

Qutb. A dedicated revolutionary who was eventually executed for conspiring to assassinate Nasser, Qutb advocated a dialectical syntheisis between Islam and the west. He saw the West as technically and materially extraordinary but spiritually destitute and harmful, whereas Muslims were materially impotent but spiritually strong. Together each could remedy the other's deficiencies

>>13732086

Bump

>>13731970
>Banna
>Qutb
Mudslime brotherhoodfag detected

>>13733381
You say that like it's a bad thing

The problem with the Quran and the Bible is that they’re one book. No one is meant to spend their whole life reading one book. That’s just retarded.
>pic related: TFW

>>13733588
Don't know about Quran but Bible isn't one book, it's a collection of books and stories

>>13733735
Right but if you have to read that collection over and over for a lifetime you have retention issues and should seek the help of a professional medical practitioner

>>13731970
I'm interested in Islamic anarchism, where do I start

>unironically reading 20th century Muslim “intellectuals”

>>13733846
By wandering into traffic thinking it will get you virgins.

>>13733846
It doesn't exist

>>13733846
I'm also really interested in this

>>13734800
Islam doesn't work that way, there is no anarcho-submission

>>13732065

He is BTFO by Malik Bennebi and Iqbal

>>13733846

No such thing. Islam demands its followers live under a proper civilization, with a division of social labor. Anarchism is a rejection of the division of social labor in favor of radical individualism.

>>13731970
Just leaving this here
https://archive.org/details/@ejaz92
inb4 sunni tears

>>13732065
>Adapting Lenin's strategic work to Islamism
>outdated praxis
The only thing that will work for the modern age is Abu Mus'ab al-Suri's model of leaderless jihad through small cell organization

>>13732065
>thinking modernism and liberalism is the same thing
Ramblings of a man that meets the visions of an impressionable rebel teenager. What was ISIS network out of order ?

>>13732065

Anti-modernity is neither Islamic nor does it better "preserve" Islam btw. Its just a viscious surrender to forces that currently own modernity.

>>13736902
Consider reading The Theory of the Partisan

>>13736937
Modernity is a collection of epistemologies, ontologies and values born from kufr. There are certainly things to take from it, but you're trying to pretend it is "objective" and not ideological

why were hardly any of the authors during the islamic golden age arabic?

>>13737072
Because Persia was far more advanced in terms of learning, derp, this dates to even prior to Islam. They were the intellectual capital of Sunni thought until the Safavids

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>Architect of Global Jihad: The Life of Al Qaeda Strategist Abu Mus'ab Al-Suri
http://gen.lib.rus.ec/book/index.php?md5=43E6337BBA02DDC11E608978BDEF0094

>>Abu Mus'ab al-Suri is the antithesis of the fanatical, pre-programmed suicide terrorist stereotype. He has been described as a 'born-critic' anmd had a penchant for satire and ridicule with which eh entertained his readers. A hot-tempered and fiercely independent figure, he never shifted from criticizing jihadi leaders whose politices he felt were erroneous. al-Suri rebuked bin Laden's appetite for international media attention and denounced Abu Qutadah al-Filastini, the foremost jihadi cleric in London, for justifying internecine violence in Algeria and for his doctrinaire understanding of Islam [...] [H]e differed from other jihadi ideologues by always insisting that the use of violence should be based on a thorough, rational long-term strategy [...] His modus operandi was to reassess earlier terrorist campaigns and insurgencies in order to learn from the movement's mistaktes [...] During his twenty-five year career as a global jihadi militant, al-Suri has used his training as an historian to collect, record, summarize and analyze his jihadi experiences. In doing so, he discarded traditional jihadi rhetoric about God's promised victory in favor of brutal honesty, putting hard-nosed realism before religious wish-fulfillment and pragmatic long-term strategies before utopianism. By subjecting the objects of his study to secular academic scrutiny and by integrating Western literature on guerilla warfare, international security and power politics, al-Suri evolved fascinating doctrines about decentralized jihadi warfare in the post-9/11 security environment.

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>>13738254
Oh no! How dare he pray towards a special religious structure!

>>13738266
>the Kaaba is a shrine to a man
Shia logic

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