Исламска радикализација у Грузији: интеграција, идентитет и религија
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https://doi.org/10.54561/prj1802290sКључне речи:
Georgia, Islam, integration, identity, radicalization, religionСажетак
Муслиманска заједница у Грузији је највећа верска мањина у земљи која се бори да буде бар делимично заступљена и интегрисана у друштво. Како се налази диљем државе, у сваком региону наилази на изазове и проблеме. Ипак, постоји шира тенденција према отуђењу од хришћанске већине, али и покушаји – поготово од стране муслиманске омладине – да тражи неке опције споља, тј. актере и групе са којима би се повезали. Ово је постало очигледно када су неки чланови локалне муслиманске заједнице одлучили да се боре за ИСИС и тако граде глобалну уму. У овом раду тврдимо да муслимани из Грузије нису нарочито склони радикализацији, али ако јесу да ипак постоје три главна фактора који томе доприносе: мањак интеграције у друштво, криза идентитета која се односи на формулу „да би био Грузин, мораш бити православац“, и интерно ривалство између традиционалиста и салафиста. Поред тога, радикализоване групе се често састоје од младих који су посебно рањиви према ових факторима.
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