АВГАНИСТАН: ПРОМЕНЕ У ВЕРСКОМ ПОРЕТКУ И ИСЛАМСКА ДЕМОКРАТИЈА
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https://doi.org/10.54561/prj1202309oКључне речи:
Islam, democracy, Afghanistan, religio-order, civil societyСажетак
Циљ овог рада јесте истраживање односа између исламског верског поретка и крхких демократских институција у савременом Авганистану. Чланак изазива предоминантно мишљење да Ислам и демократија нису компатибилни у Авганистану, нудећи историјски преглед верског поретка и промена у политичкој сфери. Аутор тврди да је верски поредак у Авганистану историјски био контролисан од стране политичких институција, независно од тога који политички или идеолошки систем је био на снази. Легитимизација политичке сфере и политичких инситуција од стране исламског верског поретка нам открива да су разлози за овакво понашање усмерени политичким интересима који су супротни верској доктрини. На крају, на основу историјске анализе, у овом чланку се тврди да савременим исламски демократски систем у Афганистану по први пут у историји нуди аутономију верском поретку у односу на правни систем.
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