Islamic Networks in Russia: The Transformation of the Local Ummah in a Global Context
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Islamic Networks, Russia, Georgia, Sufis, Salafis, Spiritual Administration of MuslimsСажетак
Овај чланак представља резултате истраживања исламских мрежа од 2015. године. Исламске мреже су веома активне међу руском умом, позивајући се на лидерство традиционалне Духовне администрације муслимана. Трансрегионалне и транснационалне мреже показују високу ефикасност у успостављању паралелних исламских заједница у различитим регионима. Оне успешно решавају свакодневне задатке који се тичу различитих аспеката живота муслимана. Моћ ових мрежа лежи у недостатку јасног лидера, заједно са високом мобилношћу и могућности да решавају проблеме. Апликације за комуникацију имају кључну улогу у муслиманским мрежама, омогућавајући им ефективно функционисање. Муслиманске мреже у Русији такође утичу на јачу интеграцију уме у глобалну муслиманску заједницу стварајући транснационалне мреже између салафистичких и суфијских парадигми. Ове мреже заузимају битно место у земљи јер ефективно уједињују исламски простор и јачају унутрашњу кохезију заједнице.
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