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Muslim-Christian Relations in Late-Ottoman Palestine - Where Nationalism and Religion Intersect (Paperback, 1st ed. 2016)
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Muslim-Christian Relations in Late-Ottoman Palestine - Where Nationalism and Religion Intersect (Paperback, 1st ed. 2016)
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Numerous factors underlie the dynamic shaping of present-day
Muslim-Christian Arab relations as well as the formulation of Arab
national identity. In Muslim-Christian Relations in Late-Ottoman
Palestine, Erik Freas argues that paramount among these were three
developments that transpired in the late-Ottoman period, of which
Palestine provides a microcosm. One is that non-Arabic speaking
Christian communities began to define identity in nationalistic
terms on the basis of faith. Also, with their transformation into
politically equal Ottoman citizens, Christians were more intent on
taking advantage of their new rights rather than fulfilling civil
obligations. Finally, for most Muslim Arabs, the transition from
identifying primarily as 'Muslim' to 'Arab' in terms of their
broader communal affiliation often entailed little change in how
they experienced communal identity in the day-to-day. Taken
together, the analysis of these developments provides an in-depth
examination of Muslim-Christian Arab relations in Palestine during
the nineteenth century as well as the long-term implications of
these changes on the manner of Arab national identity's
formulation.
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