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Islam --- Islam and politics --- Algeria --- Politics and government --- Islam - Algeria --- Islam and politics - Algeria --- Algeria - Politics and government --- GROUPES POLITIQUES --- ALGERIE

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Cet ouvrage, portant sur la situation antérieure à 2019, donne des clés d'explication quant aux origines du mouvement de protestation populaire, le hirak. Il montre comment l'Etat contrôle la société, laquelle, majoritairement sunnite, connaît une pluralité religieuse. La présence des protestants s'est fait connaître en 2004 suite à des conversions massives vers l'évangélisme ; les ahmadis sont apparus dans le paysage juridique en 2016, après une série d'arrestations.A travers l'étude du statut juridique des Algériens non-musulmans, ce travail examine le droit algérien au regard des engagements internationaux de l'Algérie. Il repose sur l'analyse de la jurisprudence, un solide travail de terrain et de nombreux entretiens. Il en ressort que l'Etat contrôle le champ religieux et que l'Islam sert de référent identitaire dans une Algérie rejetant toute forme religieuse stigmatisée comme étrangère à sa société.

Coexistence religieuse --- Tolérance religieuse --- Islam --- Islam and politics --- Secularism --- Algeria --- Politics and government --- Islam - Algeria --- Islam and politics - Algeria --- Secularism - Algeria --- Algeria - Politics and government - 1962-1990

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Islam --- Islam and state --- Islam et Etat --- -Islam and state --- -Mosque and state --- State and Islam --- State, The --- Ummah (Islam) --- Mohammedanism --- Muhammadanism --- Muslimism --- Mussulmanism --- Religions --- Muslims --- -Islam --- Islam - Algeria --- Islam and state - Algeria

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Far from the media stereotypes maintaining the image of a legalistic and belligerent Islam, Islamic mysticism, true religion of love and desire practiced by the faithful in search of the divine, is characterized by a great diversity of cults. It is to a journey to the heart of the feminine expressions of this religious form in Algeria in the eighties that Sossie Andezian invites us with this work. In an original style combining emotional sensitivity and scientific rigor, slices of religious life captured live are delivered to us.Tearing the veil of a standardized Islam, the author reveals the variety of experiences of the divine in Islam, from meditation in silence to ecstatic dances, including all forms of prayers celebrating God and the intercessors of men with God (jinn, saints, prophets). The rituals are analyzed in the light of the changes that have occurred in Algerian society since Independence, in particular in the field of the relationships between rural and urban space, between women and men, between local religions and State religion. Living testimonies as well as descriptions of great finesse make the book attractive and accessible to the non-specialist.

Islam --- Muslim women --- Experience (Religion) --- Religious life --- Tlemcen (Algeria) --- Religious life and customs --- Experience (Religion). --- Mysticisme --- Saints musulmans --- Soufisme --- Femmes --- Vie religieuse --- Religion --- Philosophy & Religion --- Islam. --- Culte --- Vie religieuse. --- Religious life and customs. --- Religious experience --- Psychology, Religious --- Islamic women --- Women, Muslim --- Women --- Mohammedanism --- Muhammadanism --- Muslimism --- Mussulmanism --- Religions --- Muslims --- Tlemcen, Algeria --- Tlemsen (Algeria) --- Tilimsān (Algeria) --- Islam - Algeria - Tlemcen --- Muslim women - Religious life - Algeria - Tlemcen --- Tlemcen (Algeria) - Religious life and customs --- islamisme --- mysticisme (islam) --- Tlemcen --- sainteté (islam) --- Muslimahs --- Femmes dans l'islam --- Mystique --- Algérie --- Tilimsen (Algérie) --- Anthropologie --- 1970-2000