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"Islamic Movements" as a book category covers organized religious, social and political efforts within Muslim communities—historical and contemporary—that seek to interpret, revive, reform, or apply Islam in public life. It includes scholarly histories, theological critiques, biographies of leaders, manifestos and primary documents, ethnographies of grassroots activism, and political analyses of groups ranging from reformist and revivalist movements (e.g., Salafism, Islamic modernism) to political parties, pan‑Islamist networks, Sufi orders, and more militant currents. Books in this category typically examine origins, ideologies, strategies, networks, state and societal responses, and regional or transnational impacts, using approaches from history, political science, sociology and religious studies. The category is useful for readers seeking context on how Islamic beliefs and institutions interact with social change, governance, identity, and international politics.

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