حزب التحریر در بریتانیا: گزارشی تاریخی از ظهور و سقوط یک گروه اسلامگرا [کتاب انگلیسی] | کتابخانه مجازی الفبا

Table of contents :
Contents
List of Tables
Chapter 1: Encountering Hizb ut-Tahrir: Becoming a Member, Leaving, and Now Studying the Group
Studying Hizb ut-Tahrir in Britain
Using the Right Acronym
Bibliography
Chapter 2: The Birth of Hizb ut-Tahrir in East Jerusalem
The Starting Point
The Religious Mandate
Ideology and the State
Bibliography
Chapter 3: Establishing the UK Branch of Hizb ut-Tahrir
First Contact
Recruiting from the Middle Classes (1986–1988)
Leadership and Activism (1988–1996)
Global Muslim Plight vs. Local Issues
Bibliography
Chapter 4: Mobilising the UK Branch (1987–1996): Membership, Structure, and Leadership
The First Cell
The Halaqah: Establishing Collective Indoctrination
Structuring the UK Branch
Al-Mutamad
The Wilayah Committee
The Local Committee
UK Branch: Organisational Structure and Resources
Distribution of Funds
Gender Imbalance: The Female Structure of Hizb ut-Tahrir
Bibliography
Chapter 5: The Golden Period (1990–1996)
Recruitment Boom: University Campuses
Community Conflict
The National Stage: The International Khilafah Conference (1994)
The Rally for Islam (1995)
Debates: Islam vs. the Labour Party
The Legacy of the UK Branch
Bibliography
Chapter 6: The Start of the Fall (1996–1999): Divisions and Splits
The Departure of Omar Bakri (1996)
The Rise of the Nakithoun (Mutineers) (1997)
Farid Kassim Joins the Mutineers (1997)
Global Fragmentation: Formation of Rival Camps
Members Leave to Establish Other Global Branches
Bibliography
Chapter 7: Restructuring the UK Branch I: The Slow Decline (1996–2005)
Reforming Public Activism
Hizb ut-Tahrir Britain (HTB) Is Born (2000–2005)
The Rise of Structural Nepotism
HTB’s Response to 9/11
Conference: British or Muslim (2003)
Re-election of Jalauddin Patel (2004)
Legacy of Jalaludin Patel’s HTB
Bibliography
Chapter 8: Restructuring the UK Branch II: Disappearing from the Scene (2005–2023)
Going Underground (2005): Impact and Legacy
Ex-members Speak Out (2007)
HTB Scandals: Fraud, Pornography, and Racism
The Pornography Scandal (2007–2013)
Racism and Ethnic Antagonism (2000–2023)
Stopping the Muslim Vote (2005–2023)
Global Factors I: The Arab Spring
Global Factors II: Establishment of Islamic State (ISIS)
Statistical Decline: The Numbers Don’t Lie
Bibliography
Chapter 9: Decline of Ideology: The Individual and the Group
The Withering ‘I’
The Sources of Identities Within HTB
The Ideologue Sub-culture
The Career-Member Sub-culture
Internalised Clashes: ‘Ideologue’ vs. ‘Career-Member’
Living as a Radical: Integrating Identities
Dual Identities
The Individual and Group Life
Bibliography
Chapter 10: Conclusion: The End of Hizb ut-Tahrir in Britain?
The Working-Class Recruitment Gap
Wilting Recruitment: The Rise and Fall of University Dawah
HTB Unable to Unlock British Mosques
Individual Level: Disaffection, Disengagement, Departure
‘We Are Not Mainstream or Extremist’
HTB: A Failed Social Movement
Bibliography
Bibliography
Index