К ПОНИМАНИЮ СУЩНОСТИ ФЕНОМЕНА СОВРЕМЕННОГО «ПОЛИТИЧЕСКОГО ИСЛАМА». ЧАСТЬ 3
В третьей части статьи представлен авторский взгляд на исторические типы исламской теолого-политической мысли в контексте эволюции ее основных методологических направлений. Выделены четыре основных ее типа, которые подробно охарактеризованы, прежде всего с точки зрения выработанной в их рамках парадигмы исламского государства как одновременно реального исторического и метафизического феномена. ; In previous part of my article, I focused on the problem of correlation between logic of history and logic of culture in modern islamocentrism, on the understanding of cycling in islamecentrism as a form of return to the fundamentals, i.e., thereby, on the essence of the historical transformation of political ideas in Islam. In 3rd part of study, using historical and genetic approach and methods of historical and cultural reconstruction and comparative analysis, I consider in detail the historical types of Islamic theological and political thought in the context of the evolution of its basic methodological directions. I identify four main types of it (religious Salafism, politicized theology, Islamic Reformation, and cultural Islamism) and characterize them primarily from the perspective of the paradigm of the Islamic state both as the real historical and metaphysical phenomenon generated within those four theological and philosophical stages. Tracing the evolution of the Sunni and Shia (including Sufi) views on the Caliphate and the Ummah, I show that, in the end, the Muslim world was caught between currents, none of which generate the full creative freedom and originality. This caused dramatic historical period during which the new "Islamocentrism" (fragmented geographically and nationally, but relatively unified in terms of quantity and quality of the specific aspirations) was emerging. I conclude that the rise of the current 'political Islam' in its most extreme and radical form is a final consequence of historical and cultural closeness of the religious and theological consciousness, which is generated by the wrong choice of the path of modern development of the Islamic world. This consciousness makes 'the last breath' in the face of 'the other life', which will be followed on a large and difficult historical period of transition to a denial of religious and political stage, and then to the stage of political and economic consciousness, to the modern national idea that is in transition to a purely cultural Islam.