Islamistan

Islaamistaan (e ɗemngal Persi: اسلامستان, e ɗemngal Ruum: Eslâmestân, mbiyaten [eslɒːmeˈst̪hɒːn]; lit. "Leydi Lislaam" walla "Leydi Lislaam") ko helmere Persi, Pashto e Urdu, nde firtata ko Dār al-Islām.

To Afganistaan e wolde Sowiyet-Afganistaan, pelle luulndiiɗe Sowiyet en kawri ngam etaade hollirde fedde wootere ngam leydi ndii. Won e ɗeen pelle mbiyatnoo ko yoo innde Afganistaan wayle wonta Islaamistaan.^[1]

E hitaande 1949, hooreejo fedde juulɓe to leydi Pakistaan wiyi e nder konngol mum wonde leydi ndii ina hawra e leyɗeele juulɓe fof e les njiimaandi Islaamistan.^[2]

Daniel Pipes ina siftina Hafeez Malik mo duɗal jaaɓi haaɗtirde Villanova, winndi wonde « Pakistaannaaɓe puɗɗiima miijaade wonde nokkuuji Pakistaan ina mbaɗi Turki, Iraan, Afganistaan, e leyɗeele Asii hakkundeejo ». Pipes nden winndi dow "Wakkati feere ɗon nodda Islamistan, diiwal ngal heɓata counterpoised dow fombina haaloowo Arab."

Ƴeew kadi

Šuʿūbiyyah, dille siwil lislaam mo wonaa aarabeeɓe

Aduna lislaam

Tuugnorgal

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↑ CURRENT TRENDS IN ISLAMIST IDEOLOGY, Volume I, Edited by Hillel Fradkin, Husain Haqqani and Eric Brown, Center on Islam, Democracy, and The Future of the Muslim World, Hudson Institute, page 14

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[2] CURRENT TRENDS IN ISLAMIST IDEOLOGY, Volume I, Edited by Hillel Fradkin, Husain Haqqani and Eric Brown, Center on Islam, Democracy, and The Future of the Muslim World, Hudson Institute, page 14

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