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Fudamentalism
Fundamentalism is defined as a strict adherence to basic principles or doctrines of any religion. The document discusses different types of religious fundamentalism such as Islamic, Christian, Hindu, and Buddhist fundamentalism. It also discusses the positive and negative impacts of fundamentalism, noting that while it can help preserve religious cultures, it can also threaten government stability and spread violence when exploited by extremist groups.
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Fudamentalism
- 1. 1 FUNDAMENTALISM By: Syed IbrahimShams Fundamentalism 2/9/2014
- 2. 2 Fundamentalism Contents • • • • • Definition of fundamentalism Positivefundamentalism Negative fundamentalism Religious type of fundamentalism Effects of fundamentalism 2/9/2014
- 3. 3 Fundamentalism 2/9/2014 Definition • A movementwhich is raised for the strict maintenance of doctrines (principles) of any religion is known as fundamentalism.
- 4. 4 Fundamentalism 2/9/2014 Fundamentalists • Members ofthe movement are known as fundamentalists. • Those who support fundamentalism are known as fundamentalists.
- 5. 5 Fundamentalism 2/9/2014 Positive Fundamentalism • Theideology of Pakistan. • To prevent the culture of Muslims and interruption of anti-Islamic religions.
- 6. 6 Fundamentalism 2/9/2014 Negative Fundamentalism • Likethose Taliban who are fighting by the name of Holy Jihad for the sake of money.
- 7. 7 Fundamentalism 2/9/2014 Types of ReligiousFundamentalism • Islamic fundamentalism • Christian fundamentalism • Hindu fundamentalism • Buddhism fundamentalism
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- 9. 9 Fundamentalism 2/9/2014 Christian Fundamentalism • NiagraBible Conference (1876-1897). • Many branches of Christianity were attending the conference to solve the issues which is raised by many protestants.
- 10. 10 Fundamentalism 2/9/2014 Hindu Fundamentalism • BabriMasjid located in Uttar Pradesh in India. • Dec 1992 Hindu fundamentalists destroyed the 450 years old Babri masjid. • More than 2000 people were killed.
- 11. 11 Fundamentalism 2/9/2014 Buddhism fundamentalism • Buddhistfundamentalists targeted other religious people such as in Burma. • Because they are dominated nation and have majority in Burma and Muslims are in Minority.
- 12. 12 Fundamentalism 2/9/2014 • Muslims intheir businesses display 786 sign. • The 969 movement against Muslims.
- 13. 13 Fundamentalism 2/9/2014 Effects • Thread forthe stability of the current government. • Due to the punishment of the fundamentalists people don’t want to talk before them.
- 14. 14 Fundamentalism 2/9/2014 • Exploiting thedemocratic process through the terrorism. • Violence spread in the state.
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