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'''Islamic Modernism, ('''also known as '''Islamic Democracy, Islamic Liberalism,''' or '''Moderate Islamism)''' is an | '''Islamic Modernism, ('''also known as '''Islamic Democracy, Islamic Liberalism,''' or '''Moderate Islamism)''' is an ideology that attempts to adapt the principles of the Quran with liberal ideas. Whilst believing that Islam is the correct religion, he also believes it must adapt to modern times, and adapt liberal western ideas like democracy, human rights, pluralism, and the rule of law. He forms a middle position between [[File:Laicism.png]] [[Laicism]] and [[File:Muslim 2.png]] [[Islamic Theocracy]], believing that Islam should still have an active role in the state and society but that the state should also be democratic and shouldn't impose strict sharia. He aspires to be and wants to be seen as the Muslim equivalent to [[File:Cdem.png]] [[Christian Democracy]]. | ||
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Islamic Modernism, (also known as Islamic Democracy, Islamic Liberalism, or Moderate Islamism) is an ideology that attempts to adapt the principles of the Quran with liberal ideas. Whilst believing that Islam is the correct religion, he also believes it must adapt to modern times, and adapt liberal western ideas like democracy, human rights, pluralism, and the rule of law. He forms a middle position between 
Laicism and 
Islamic Theocracy, believing that Islam should still have an active role in the state and society but that the state should also be democratic and shouldn't impose strict sharia. He aspires to be and wants to be seen as the Muslim equivalent to 
Christian Democracy.