Clayer, Nathalie, Muslim Brotherhood Networks in

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Clayer, Nathalie: Präsentation von: Clayer, Nathalie, Muslim
Brotherhood Networks in South-Eastern Europe, in: EGO |
Europäische Geschichte Online
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From the fourteenth century onwards, Muslim brotherhood networks
spread throughout South-Eastern Europe in the wake of Ottoman
domination. They were subject to continuous restructuring due to
political, social and religious developments. On a supra-local level, the
threads of the networks followed the connections between spiritual
teachers and disciples, even though the local level in the shape of "social
cores" remained their essential basis. Brotherhood members moved
freely for reasons of spiritual formation and devotional obligations, but
also jihād. This mobility, together with economic and social connections,
played an important part in spreading and maintaining these networks
(and, by default, also in their disappearance).