Islampolitik

English Etymology From en de - de Islampolitik, corresponding to en Islam + en politics. Noun - en politics The political implications of Islam; the evocation of Islam for political ends. en 1987 Rita Smith Kipp; Susan Rodgers Siregar Indonesian religions in transition 16 By the end of the nineteenth century, when the Netherlands began to tighten its hegemony over the whole archipelago and to incorporate interior regions that had remained independent until that time, a clear "Islampolitik" had emerged. 2014, Tilman Lüdke, in Joachim Bürgschwentner, Matthias Egger, Gunda Barth-Scalmani (Eds.), Other Fronts, Other Wars, p. 405: The misconceptions which were to shape both German Islampolitik and the eventual British support for Sharif Husayn's dynastic ambitions under the heading of the “Arab Revolt” were partly the result of deep-rooted European misconceptions about Islam in general and the caliphate in particular. en 2015 Eugene Rogan The Fall of the Ottomans 47 Penguin 2016 The prophet of Germany's Islampolitik was Baron Max von Oppenheim.