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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By: Syed Ibrahim Shams
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Definition of fundamentalism
Positive fundamentalism
Negative fundamentalism
Religious type of fundamentalism
Effects of fundamentalism
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Definition
• A movement which is raised for the strict
maintenance of doctrines (principles) of any
religion is known as fundamentalism.

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Fundamentalists
• Members of the movement are known as
fundamentalists.
• Those who support fundamentalism are known
as fundamentalists.

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Positive Fundamentalism
• The ideology of Pakistan.
• To prevent the culture of Muslims and
interruption of anti-Islamic religions.

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Negative Fundamentalism
• Like those Taliban who are fighting by the name
of Holy Jihad for the sake of money.

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Types of Religious Fundamentalism
• Islamic fundamentalism
• Christian fundamentalism
• Hindu fundamentalism
• Buddhism fundamentalism

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Islamic Fundamentalism
Islam
Sunni
Hanafi
Shia
Shafi
Jafri

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Christian Fundamentalism
• Niagra Bible Conference (1876-1897).
• Many branches of Christianity were attending
the conference to solve the issues which is raised
by many protestants.

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Hindu Fundamentalism
• Babri Masjid located in Uttar Pradesh in India.
• Dec 1992 Hindu fundamentalists destroyed the
450 years old Babri masjid.
• More than 2000 people were killed.

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Buddhism fundamentalism
• Buddhist fundamentalists targeted other
religious people such as in Burma.
• Because they are dominated nation and have
majority in Burma and Muslims are in Minority.

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• Muslims in their businesses display 786 sign.
• The 969 movement against Muslims.

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Effects
• Thread for the stability of the current government.
• Due to the punishment of the fundamentalists
people don’t want to talk before them.

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• Exploiting the democratic process through the
terrorism.
• Violence spread in the state.

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