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How do Islamist movements lose their political influence in their societies? #Podcast #ArabPost

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Source: عربي بوست - Arabic Post
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  • title: How do Islamist movements lose their political influence in their societies? #Podcast #ArabPost
  • description: How does a departure from cultural identity lead to a decline in the leading role of the Islamic movement? In this episode of the Arabi Post podcast, Dr. Riad Chaibi, political advisor to Sheikh Rached Ghannouchi, discusses the strengths of Islamic movements, particularly their connection to societal issues, their balance between cultural and civilizational references and responsiveness to the demands of reality, and the impact of deviating from this balance on the political roles these movements have played in some Arab experiences. How do Islamic movements lose their political influence in their societies? #Podcast #ArabiPost Ghannouchi's advisor opens the Pandora's box... This is how the revolution was stolen | Arabi Post Podcast What happened to Arab societies after the Arab Spring? And how did the subsequent transformations affect Tunisia and the Ennahda movement? In this episode of the Arabi Post podcast, Dr. Riad Chaibi, political advisor to Sheikh Rached Ghannouchi, discusses the conditions of Arab societies after the revolutions and the profound political and psychological transformations that accompanied them, focusing on the Tunisian experience as one of the most prominent examples of democratic transition in the region. Al-Shuaibi discusses the discourse of salvation that emerged in several Arab contexts after the revolutions, explaining how it was used to build new political legitimacies. He cites the events in Tunisia following the rise of Kais Saied and the transformations that state institutions and the democratic process underwent. The episode raises a broader question about democracy in the Arab world: Is it solely a domestic, national decision, or is its recognition also linked to regional and international considerations? The guest also addresses the role of economic and financial pressures in influencing political trajectories, the position of Islamists in the democratic transition, the reasons for their rise, and the most significant mistakes of the Ennahda movement during that period. The episode also examines the situation of Sheikh Rached Ghannouchi in prison and his health conditions, within the context of the current political crisis in Tunisia. This podcast is presented by journalist Osama Abu Dhahir.
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