Islam: viejas y nuevas fronteras

Authors

  • Alfonso Carmona González Universidad de Murcia, Spain

Keywords:

cultural relations, Islam

Abstract

The books where the original Islamic doctrine is collected divide the world in two facing fields: Islamic countries and the rest of mankind. Till the end of the 11th C, the doctrinal debate about this was concerned with the conditions that allowed, or in its case obliged, to make war against the infidel’s territory. Nevertheless, after the Christian conquest of Toledo and Palermo, the debate was centred on the legitimacy of the permanence of Muslims in those lands governed by Christians. Recently, the phenomenon of immigration has brought in the desire for a special and specific statute for Muslims resident in non-Muslim states.

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Published

2002-01-30

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How to Cite

Carmona González, Alfonso. 2002. “Islam: Viejas Y Nuevas Fronteras”. Cuadernos del CEMYR, no. 10 (January): 43-53. https://www.ull.es/revistas/index.php/cemyr/article/view/4076.