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الحركة الإسلامية: تحرير الفكرة من الدولة
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الحركة الإسلامية: تحرير الفكرة من الدولة

Al-Rakoba 1 day 1 mins read

أصعب مراجعة يمكن أن تجريها الحركة الإسلامية السودانية اليوم متعلقة بالمصدر الذي جاءت منه قوتها، فقد استولت على السلطة عبر انقلاب عسكري، مستندة الي مشروع سياسي وفكري، ثم أمضت ثلاثة عقود في إعادة تشكيل مؤسساتها ومراكز قوتها، ضمن مسار تشابك فيه تاريخ الحركة مع تكوين الدولة. يطال التقييم الصلة بين المشروع والدولة، وبين القوة التي …

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