Around the world Muslims are rediscovering Islam; consequently Islam is growing rapidly and will grow at about twice the rate of the non-Muslim population over the next two decades with an average annual growth rate of 1.5% for Muslims, compared with 0.7% for non-Muslims. Indeed, Islamic resurgence movements succeeded or are getting popularity in many countries like Iran, Turkey, Sudan, Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, Libya and Malaysia. But, in many places like Bangladesh the success rate is not as much as expected. What are the factors responsible for this slow growth of Islamic resurgence movements in Bangladesh? Is there any prospect of Islamic resurgence movements of Bangladesh? What initiatives are required for the success of Islamic resurgence movement? To uncover the authentic answers of these questions; an empirical study has been undertaken. As Bangladesh is a non-Arab country, the researchers have studied the Islamic resurgence movements of two non-Arab countries (Iran and Turkey) where Islamic resurgence movement is successful so that the Islamic resurgence Movements of Bangladesh can devise necessary strategy and actions plan to accelerate the movement and thereby making Islamic resurgence movement successful with a view to ensure a peaceful, happy and prosperous society for all.
Source: World Journal of Islamic History and Civilization
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