The nomadic Arabs and the origins of kharijites

Contenu

Titre

The nomadic Arabs and the origins of kharijites

Créateur

Hanada, Nariaki Voir tous les contenus avec cette valeur

Date

1973

Dans

Bulletin of the Society for Near Eastern Studies in Japan Voir tous les contenus avec cette valeur

Résumé

As for the origins of Kharijites, many of Islamists have laid strss on their fanaticism and a narchy, and have attrbuted, in relaton to the effects of tue First Civil War, their origins, to the relization of the nomadic Arabs' inclination for the anarchy. Aocording to their opinions, the First Civil War was causeb by the clash of interests among vorious faction, but it's basic impulse was the reclamation of nomadic tribalism, and the outbreak of Kharijites movement should be considered as an expression of anarchistic tribalism. My opinion is that the origions of Kharijisnom was a form of Islamization of nomadic Arabs (“The First Civil Wat and the Kharijites”, World of Islam, VI, Tokyo, 1968, pp. 11-34). Many treatises on the Kharijites discussed the problem from the viewpoint of Itlamic Government. But in the present monograph I like to amplify my opinion in the former article on the tignificance of the First Civil War and the origins of Kharijites as examined from the nomadic Arabs' viewpoint, so as to find that the basic impulse of the First Civil War was not the tribalism, but the economic motives, and that the origins of Kharijism was based on the Islamization of nomadic Arabs.

Langue

jap

volume

16

numéro

2

pages

97-117,187

doi

10.5356/jorient.16.2_97

Hanada, Nariaki, “The nomadic Arabs and the origins of kharijites”, 1973, bibliographie, consulté le 7 septembre 2024, https://ibadica.org/s/bibliographie/item/10798