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Shia Crescent after Islamic Revolution in Iran

2013
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. İlyas Sözen

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In this thesis, a view of the 1979 Iranian Islamic Revolution that was materialized by Ayatollah Humeyni and his believers, what came prior the revolution in the Middle East while as a result a union in İslamic religious sects were formed can be followed. The document also tries to note other Sunni countries, and how they thrive to become a strong nation by protecting themselves against The United States and Israel like a Shi?ite crescent. In the study named as Shi?ite crescent, the fact that this phenomenon has not yet formed and described in the detailed explanations. Shi?ite Crescent in Iran, in fact, it observed an alliance that created on the basis of sectarian that regardless of ethnic, cultural, national, and socio-political differences. This structure wanted to be take part with their self-identities in current political structures. Claiming that the inner tensions between sects will drive, even `form? the future of the Middle East is an easy way to avoid the political and economic problems of the region countries. Additionally this claim looks at Schism under a lucid, monolith approach. This is the reason while going over the post Iranian Islamic Revolution Shi?ite crescent, Hezbollah, Iraq Shi?ite, and Gulf countries Shi?ite has been commented under their own core identities and existing political structures. Key Words : Shi‟ism, Revolution, Sectarian, Middle East

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Dr. Sefer Humar

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Sefer Humar (Master Thesis). Shia Crescent after Islamic Revolution in Iran, 2013, İstanbul Beykent University.

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