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ajiss-2592	Malik, Iftikhar	Islam, the West, and Ethnonationalism: A Comparative Analysis of Contemporary Central and South Asia	1992.0	18	.pdf	application/pdf	8552	279	41	When reporting on the Algerian elections or events in Muslim Central Asia, Caucasia, or theBalkans, sensationalized headlines concerning Muslim fundamentalists appear with great about the rising tide of Islamists. Muslims in the Indian subcontinent tried to meet the new challenges through revitalizing efforts (i.e., the Shah Wali Allah movement), since Iran, Arabia, Turkey, and 60 The American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences 9:l North Africa were all faced with equally chaotic situation^.'^ Russia’s gradual yet persistent conquest of Muslim Central Asia and Caucasia led to an equally bleak isolation for the region, although Muslims on both sides maintained an idealistic affection for each other.	cache/ajiss-2592.pdf	txt/ajiss-2592.txt