Russia's Islam and orthodoxy beyond the institutions: languages of conversion, competition and convergence
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Citation Information vi
Notes on Contributors vii
1 Russia’s Islam and Orthodoxy beyond the Institutions: Languages
of Conversion, Competition and Convergence 1
Alfrid K. Bustanov and Michael Kemper
2 Nationalism and Religion in the Discourse of Russia’s
‘Critical Experts of Islam’ 13
Kristina Kovalskaya
3 Daniil Sysoev: Mission and Martyrdom 35
Gulnaz Sibgatullina
4 The Language of Moderate Salafism in Eastern Tatarstan 55
Alfrid K. Bustanov
5 Jihad as Passionarity: Said Buriatskii and Lev Gumilev 75
Danis Garaev
6 Between Salafism and Eurasianism: Geidar Dzhemal and
the Global Islamic Revolution in Russia 91
Gulnaz Sibgatullina and Michael Kemper
Index 109
v
Index
9/11 attacks of 2001 conspiracy theories of
Dzhemal 96
Abrahamic tradition 97
academic experts 13
academic legitimacy of religious texts:
Galavetdins Tatar language booklets on
Islamic doctrine 61
active disputation with Islamic authorities:
Sysoev missionary work 42
adoption of Orthodox vocabulary 4
Akhmatova, Anna 84
Alexander the Great: Hellenism 100
Allah: Christianity s God comparison 46-47
Allah Exists and He Is One 60
al-Qarnayn, Dhu 100
al-sirat al-mustaqlm (the straight path) 65
Amelina, Iana: definition of traditional Islam
25-26
angels: Islam versus Christianity 46
Anthropology and Analysis of the Seventh-
Day Adventists and the Watchtower Society’
thesis 37
anti-immigrant sentiment 14
appointing official imams 60
aqida: blend of Tatar and Russian phrases to
explain religious terminology 65; criticism of
Russian feast days 64; mix of Russian and Tatar
words for Islamic terminology 64-65; paying
money for Qur an recitation 64; post-Soviet
teachings 62-66; Tatarstan interpretation 62
Arabic: integration into Russian and Tatar
languages 70; loanwords adapted into Russian
grammar 65-66; main theological language 57
Arabic-Russian dictionary by Kharlampii
Baranov 59
Arabism 4
Assassins 82
Baiazitov, Ildar: de-politicization of Islam 27
Banu Zulkarnain 101-102
Baranov, Kharlampii: Arabic-Russian
dictionary 59
Batrov, Rustam: traditional Islam 27
Black Order of the SS 93
Bobrovnikov, Vladimir 76; role on the Council of
Experts 17
Buriatskii, Said 8, 75; attaching himself to
Caucasus Emirate 78-79; code-switching 86;
education and early career 77-78; Golyshev’s
view of 79-80; heroism of Caucasus Emirate
jihadists 86; image as fighter against post-
modern reality 79-80; ‘Istishhad: between
Truth and Lie 81-83; justifying jihadism
with scientific explanatory model 85; media
production types 79; mothers published
document about 80-81; negative images
of 81; participation in terrorist attacks
79; passionarity 82-83; sincerity and
self-sacrifice 80
canonization: Sysoev 38-39
Cathedral Mosque 4
Caucasian scenario 21
Caucasus Emirate: Dzhemal 102-103; Islam 41
Caucasus Emirate jihadists: Buriatskii s
attachment and participation 78-79;
conformity with global jihadists 76; heroism
86; influence of Russian cultural and political
traditions 76; justifying with scientific
explanatory model 85
Central Spiritual Administration of Muslims in
Ufa (TsDUM) 1-2
Chaplin, Vsevolod 25
Chechen war: Dzhemals involvement 95
Christian self-sacrifice 82
Christianity’s God: Allah comparison
46-47
Civil War Has Already Begun 80
clerical apparatus in Russia 98-99
code-switching 71; Arabic to Russian 65;
Buriatskii 86
Community of the Church in honour of Prophet
Daniel project 40
‘Conception for the Revival of ROC Missionary
Activity’ 39
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INDEX
‘Conception of Missionary Work of the Russian
Orthodox Church’ 39
‘Contemporary Trends in Islam: An Orthodox
Christian Evaluation 41
conversions 3; language 4; missionary work 7-8
correct Muslim creed see aqlda
Council of Experts 17-18
critical experts of Islam 14; Ignatenko 24-25;
Ponkin 18-20; Silantev 15-18; Suleimanov
21-24
crypto-Wahhabism 22
Daghestani writings’ Russification 68-69
Dajjal (Antichrist) 97
dar al-harb (House of War) 97
dar al-Islam (House of Islam) 97
dar al-kufr (House of Unbelief) 97
Davletshin, lusuf 66-68; family background 66;
lessons on how to make intercession to God
66-67; Tatar nationalism 67-68
Denikin, Anton General 39-40
de-politicization of Islam 27
de-politicization of religion 25
de-Russification: Tatar language 61
de-wahhabization 22
diaspora: Dzhemal 101
disciples: Dzhemal 101; Sysoev 48-49
Dugin, Aleksandr 85; neo-Eurasianism 93
DUM RF (DUM of the Russian Federation):
Gainutdin 2
DUMs (Dukhovnoe upravlenie musulman):
Muftiates 2; state recognition and funding 6
dynamism: conversions 3
Dzhemal, Geidar 8-9, 91; 9/11 attacks of 2001
conspiracy theories 96; Abrahamic tradition
97; advisor to Aleksander Lebed 95; authentic
Islam 99; Black Order of the SS 93; building
bridges between Shiism and Sunnism 94-95;
Caucasus Emirate 102-103; Chechen war
95; childhood 92; city-citizenship 92; death
104; diaspora 101; disciples 101; distancing
himself from Shii theological traditions 94;
Eurasian geopolitics 100; Fuzei i KaramuVtuki
102; geopolitical distinction between House
of Islam, House of Unbelief, and House of
War 97; Hellenism 100; independence from
any living Islamic thinker 98; Indo-European
version of neo-Eurasianism 100; intellectual
support 104; intellectual underground group
93; international Left movement 96; Iranian
ties 94; Islamic Committee of Russia 95;
Islamic intellectual movement 95; Islamic
Revival Party membership 93-94; Islamic
traditions for political constructs 97-100;
“The Liberation of Islam” 97; links to right-
wing Russian nationalists 95; Mahdl 98;
media outlets 94; mortal crisis of humanity
97; NORM 102; opposition to mainstream
Islamic authority 98-99; peace 99; post-Soviet
area Russian reconsolidation 96; public image
91-92; radical Russian nationalist discourse
95-96; rejection of mujtahids 98; “The
Revolution of the Prophets” 97; revolutionary-
prophetical mission 98; Russia’s submissiveness
to US 103; self-governing communities
99-101; sell-out of Russian sovereignty 96;
Stena Zulkarnaina 102-103; uniting all
revolutionary Islamic movements 98
education: state programmes for Islamic
education 19-20
Egorov, Aleksandr: Sysoev’s evangelism among
Muslims 40
Encyclopedia of Islam in Contemporary Russia 16
Enteo 49
Epstein, Mikhail: new sincerity movement 76-77
essentialism: paired with scientific language 84
ethnicity as a biological entity 85
ethnocracy: Tatarstani Government 21
Eurasian geopolitics 100; neo-Eurasianism 93
Eurasians: Gumilev’s history of 84
Euro-Islam 6-7
evangelism among Muslims 40-43
Expert Council for State Religious Studies
Expertise 17
experts: academic 13; see also critical experts on
Islam
Ezhaev, Aslambek: Umma 78
Ezhova, Anastasiia 101
Fal’kovskii, Il’ia: image of Buriatskii 80
folk poetry: Galavetdin 61
Fuzei i KaramuVtuki 102
Gainutdin, Ravil’ 2
Galavetdin, Idris 58-62; appointed imam in
Naberezhnye Chelny 60; composing Tatar-
language booklets 60; correct Muslim creed
(aqlda) 62; de-Russification of texts 61;
education 58-59; Islamic patriotism 59; Kdferldr
61-62; Mir-i’Arab Madrasa 59-60; stylistic
instruments 61; Tatar national movement
60-61; Tatar religious terminology in texts 61;
as traditional Tatar 62; unbelievers 61-62
Garipov, Nail’: defining traditional Islam 27
geopolitical distinction between House of Islam,
House of Unbelief, and House of War 97
geopolitics: Eurasian 93,100
global Antichrist (Dajjal) 97
God in Christianity and Islam debate 45-47
Golovin, Evgenii: Black Order of the SS 93
Golyshev, Vladimir: image of Buriatskii 79-80
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Grand Mufti 1-4
Gumilev, Lev: passionarity 82-83; popularity 84;
scientific ideological edifice 84-85
Gumilev, Nikolai 84
Hahn, Gordon: North Caucasian jihadists
conformity with al-Qaida 76
Hanafi identity 68-69
Hellenism 100
House of Islam 97
House of Unbelief 97
House of War 97
Human Rights Centre of World Council of the
Russian People 16
humanity’s mortal crisis 97
Iablokov, Igor’: role on the Council of Experts 17
Iafisi, Iskander: Orthodox Christians and
Muslims debate 45-46
Iakupov, Valiulla: defending traditional Islam 26;
spread of Russian as sign of radicalization 56
Iarullin, ‘Abd al-Khabir: publicly denouncing
Muflikhunov 59
ideology of political Islam of the 21st century for
the Muslim diaspora 95
Ignatenko, Aleksandr 24-25
Ilminskii, Nikolai: native languages for
missionary work 42
Ilyasov, Ilyas Hajji 69
images of Buriatskii: fighter against post-
modern reality 79-80; mother s published
document 80-81; negative 81; sincerity and
self-sacrifice 80
imams: appointing official 60
in-churching 35
individualization: Islam 3-4
Indo-European version of neo-Eurasianism 100
Institute of National Strategy: Suleimanov 23
Institute of Religion and Politics 24
‘Instruction for immortals, or What to Do if You
Die 38
interfaith dialogue: Sysoev 48
international Left movement 96
International Sharia Court 96
Ioldyz Madras: post-Soviet Salafi movements
Soviet roots 63
Islam: de-politicization 27; individualization
3-4; non-traditional forms 14-15; official RF
representatives 14; privatization 3-4; regional
and ethnic traditions 6-7; size and scope 1;
traditional 3; trends 41
Islam in the Caucasus 41
Islam on the Threshold of the Twenty-first Century
24-25
Islam-critical journalists 7
Islamic Committee of Russia 95
Islamic concepts in Russian translations by
Sysoev 47
Islamic education: state investments and
programmes 19-20
Islamic intellectual movement 95
Islamic patriotism: Galavetdin 59
Islamic radicalism: regional administration
reactions 21-22; see also jihadism
Islamic Revival Party 93-94
Islamic traditions as political constructs by
Dzhemal 97-100
Islamintern 98
islamnews.ru 78
istishhâd 82-83
‘Istishhad: between Truth and Lie 81-83
Jadidism 41
jihadism 6: assassination of Sysoev 38; influence
of Russian cultural and political traditions 76;
justifying with scientific explanatory model
85; Mahdl 98; martyrdom 81-83; regional
administration reactions 21-22; Russian
jihadists in conformity with global jihadists
75-76; sincerity 87; suicide attacks 86; see also
Buriatskii
Kaferlàr 61-62
Kazakhstani, Rinat 78; negative view of Buriatskii 81
Kazan Theological Seminary missionaries: disputes
with Muslim authorities 45-48; native languages
43-45; Sysoev comparison 42
KGB: influence on Mir-iArab Madrasa 59-60
Knysh, Alexander: Caucasus Emirates rhetoric of
insurgency 76
Krachkovskii, Ignatii: translation of the Quran 59
Kriashen language 42
Kriashen spiritual mission in Tatarstan 43
Krutitsy Patriarchal Metochion 37
Kumyk theological language 69
Kuraev, Andrei: uranopolitizm criticism 40
Kyrgyz book of prayers 44
labour migrants from Central Asia: Sysoev s
missionary work 42-43
languages: adoption of Orthodox vocabulary 4;
Arabic as main theological language 57; Arabic
loanwords adaptation into Russian 65-66;
Arabism 4; change of perspective in articles 86;
code-switching 71; conversion 4; mix of Russian
and Tatar words for Islamic terminology 64-65;
native languages emergence in theological
discourse 57; Russian Islamic sociolect 4-5;
Russianism 4; Russification 57; translating
religious terms into Russian 59; translation of
Arabic terms and Tatar texts and phrases into
Russian 63-66
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INDEX
laws: religious 14
Lebed, Aleksander: Dzhemal as advisor 95
legitimacy: Muftiates 6; ROC 23
‘Letter of the Mother of Said Buriatskii to the
Russian Media’ 80-81
liberals 17-18
“The Liberation of Islam” 97
licences: imams 60
Lipovetsky, Mark: cultural essentialism paired
with scientific language 84
literature: new sincerity movement 76-77
loyalty to Russian government and nation:
traditional Islam 35-36
Lul’ka, Aleksandr: Orthodox Christians and
Muslims debate 45-46
Madkhalism 81
Mahdl 98
Malashenko, Aleksei 13
Malov, Efimii: active disputation with Islamic
authorities 42
Mamleev, Lurii: schizoid intellectual
underground group 93
“The Man with the Knapsack: Said Buriatskii
as a Living Rejection of the Spirit of the Zero
Years” 79
Marriage to a Muslim 48
martyrdom: jihadists 81-83; missionaries 8-9;
Sysoev’s attraction 38; Sysoev’s canonization
38-39
mawlid al-nabT 4
media: Buriatskiis types 79; Wahhabism 7
Mir-i’Arab Madrasa: KGB influence 59-60;
translation of religious texts into Russian 59
missionaries: active disputation with Islamic
authorities 42; conversions 7-8; evangelism
among Muslims 40-43; Kazan Theological
Seminary missionaries’ similarities to Sysoev
42; martyrdom 8-9; native languages 42-45;
ROC Missionary Department 35-36, 39;
Sysoev s work among Tatars 42; targeting
labour migrants from Central Asia 42-43; see
also Sysoev
Missionary Department of ROC 35-36;
missionary work documents 39
moderate fundamentalism 57; Arabic, Tatar
translations into Russian 63-66; blend of
Tatar and Russian phrases to explain religious
terminology 64-65; criticism of Russian
feast days 64; Noghay Muslim groups 68-69;
opposition to existing political and social order
64-65; paying for Qur’an recitation 64
A Modern History of the Muslim Community in
Russia 15-16
mortal crisis of humanity 97
Moscow Carnegie Centre 24
Muflikhunov, Corner 63
Muflikhunov, Nurulla 59
Muftiates: DUMs 2; legitimacy 6; Tatar
influence 5
Muhammad see Prophet Muhammad
mujtahids: Dzhemal’s rejection 98
Muslim Spiritual Administrations: Dzhemals
rejection 98-99
musulmanin.com: Buriatskiis video sermons and
lectures 78
national languages: emergence in theological
discourse 57; missionary work 42-45;
Russification 57, 68-69
National Organization of Russian Muslims
(NORM) 102
national separatism 22
nationalism: Official Nationality 27-28;
Orthodoxy 23; rise 14; SUant’ev 17; Tatar 21;
uranopolitizm versus patriotism 39-40
neo-Eurasianism 93; Indo-European version 100
new sincerity movement 76-77; image of
Buriatskii 80
Noghay Muslim groups 68-69
non-Muslim references for istishhad 82
non-traditional forms of Islam 14-15,26
NORM (National Organization of Russian
Muslims) 102
North Caucasian jihadists see Caucasus Emirate
jihadists
official church establishment: secularism 19
Official Nationality 27-28
On Education law 18
“On the dangers for religious education” 18-19
Orthodox Church: adoption of vocabulary 4;
debate with Muslims 45-46; potential allies
in war against Antichrist 99; as religion of the
majority 19; missionary work 35-36; Russian
national identity 23’ systematic persecution of
Orthodox communities 23
passionarii 99
passionarity 82-83
patriotism: Galavetdin’s message 59; versus
uranopolitizm 39-40
perspective changes in articles 86
political prominence: religiosity’s rise 3
Polosin, Ali Viacheslav: Orthodox Christians and
Muslims debate 45-46
Ponkin, Igor’ 18-20; Orthodox position 18;
secularism 19; state programmes for Muslim
education 19-20
popovshchina 98-99
post-Soviet era: aqlda teachings 62-66; Russian
reconsolidation 96; Salafi movement 63
Prigov, Dmitry: new sincerity movement
76-77
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INDEX
privatization of religion 3-4
pro-Orthodox experts: Ignatenko 24-25; Ponkin
18-20; Silantev 15-18; Suleimanov 21-24
Prophet Muhammad: birthday celebration 4;
Buriatskiis sermons 78; de-emphasizing 97;
martyrdom 82; Qur’ an 65; rightful heir 94;
Sysoevs rejection 46-48; unbelievers 62
prophetical-revolutionary mission 98
public theological debates: Sysoev with Muslim
authorities 45-48
Pussy Riot case 18
put5 Allakha (the way of God) 65
Putin, Vladimir: Islamic education 78; military
intervention in Syria in 2015 103; secularism
18; selling out Russian sovereignty 96
Qadimism 6-7
Quran: Galavetdins translations 61; Kumyk
translations 69; Krachkovskii s translation
59; Muslim radicalism 24; paying money for
recitation 64; public debate between Christians
and Muslims 45-48; Russian translations 70;
Salafism emergence 94; Sysoev s rejection
47-48
radical Islam see jihadism
radical Russian nationalist discourse: Dzhemal
95-96
reconsolidation post-Soviet area 96
Redkozubov, Andrei: Orthodox Christians and
Muslims debate 45-46
regional administrations: defending traditional
Islam 26-27; reactions to Islamic radicalism
21-22
regional traditions: Islam 6-7
religion of the majority 19
religiosity: rise to political prominence 3
religious laws 14
religious texts: academic legitimacy 61
republican DUMs 2
“The Revolution of the Prophets” 97
revolutionary Islamic movements: uniting 98
revolutionary-prophetical mission 98
RF (Russian Federation): official representatives
of Islam 14
RISI (Rossiiskii institut strategicheskikh
issledovanii) 21-23
ROC (Russian Orthodox Church) 1; backing
Silantev 16-17; in-churching 35; legitimizing
23; Missionary Department 35-36; missionary
work documents 39; as religion of the majority
19; size and scope 1; Synodical Missionary
Department 39
rozhdestvo 4
Russian feast days criticism 64
Russian Federation see RF
Russian Institute for Strategy Studies see RISI
Russian Islam 36; origins in post-Soviet students
63-66; sociolect 4-5; trend 41
Russian language: Arabic integration 70; Arabic
loanwords adaption 65-66; blending with
Tatar to explain religious terminology 64-65;
translations of religious terms 59
Russian Muslim Jamaat Banu Zulkarnain
101-102
Russian national identity: Orthodoxy 23; rise 14
Russian Orthodox Church see ROC
Russian Peoples Council: Silantevs link 17
Russian Peoples Line: Official Nationality 27-28
Russian sovereignty sell-out 96
Russianism 4
Russification: Arabic, Tatar religious text
translations 63-66; Daghestan 68-69;
Davletshin 66-68; native languages 57; post-
Soviet teachings 62-66; Tatar language texts 61
russkii Islam 36,41
Rutten, Ellen: new sincerity movement 76-77
Sabdin, Askar: Orthodox Christians and Muslims
debate 45-46
sacrifice: jihadists 81-83
Salafism 58; itihàd 94; Soviet roots of post-Soviet
movement 63; traditionalism 7
Satan: Islam versus Christianity 46
schizoid intellectual underground 93
School of the Orthodox Missionary 49
scientific ideological edifice of Gumilev 84-85
secularism: defending state 18-20; establishment
of official church 19; Islamic education 19-20
self-governing Muslim communities: Dzhemal
99-101
self-sacrifice: jihadists 82-83
sell-out of Russian sovereignty 96
separation of religion and education:
secularism 19
Shapovalov, Igor: influence on Dzhemal
92-93
shared passionarity 85
Shi’i Ismailis 82
Shiism: building bridge with Sunnism 94-95
Shlapentokh, Dmitry 76
Shürà 100
Sidorov, Vadim 101
Silantev, Roman Anatolevich 15-18;
Encyclopedia of Islam in Contemporary Russia
16; institutional backing of ROC 16-17; link to
Russian Peoples Council 17; A Modern History
of the Muslim Community in Russia 15-16;
nationalism 17
sincerity 76; image of Buriatskii 80;
jihadism 87
Slavophiles 17
social doctrine: traditional Islam 27
soft Islam 41
INDEX
state: DUM recognition and funding 6;
programmes for Islamic education 19-20;
secularism 18-20; support for Silantev 17;
support of traditional Islam 15-16; traditional
Islam’s loyalty 25-26
State Secularism 19
Stena Zulkarnaina 102-103
the straight path (al-siràt al-mustaqlm) 65
Sufism: Tatar criticisms 67
suicide attacks: heroism of Caucasus Emirate
jihadists 86
Suleimanov, Rais Ravkatovich 21-24; enemy
of the Tatarstan administration 22-23;
ethnocracy of Tatarstani Government 21; slang
in texts 22
Sunnism: building bridge with Shiism 94-95
Synodical Commission: Sysoevs canonization
38-39
Synodical Missionary Department 39
Syria military intervention by Russia in
2015 103
Sysoev, Daniil 8; ‘Anthropology and Analysis
of the Seventh-Day Adventists and the
Watchtower Society’ thesis 37; assassination
38; Christians and Muslims shared concept
of God 46-47; attraction to martyrdom
38; background 37; canonization 38-39;
Community of the Church in honour of
Prophet Daniel project 40; criticism of ROC
39; conversations with people from other
sects 37; development of anti-Islamic critique
46; evangelism among Muslims 40-43; five
trends in Islam 41; followers 48-49; interfaith
dialogue 48; Islamic concepts in Russian
translations 47; Kazan Theological Seminary
missionaries comparison 42; Marriage to a
Muslim 48; native languages for missionary
work 42-45; Orthodox Christians and
Muslims debate 45-46; public disputes with
other missionaries 37; public theological
debates with Muslim authorities 42,45-48;
rejection of Quran and Muhammad 47-48;
targeting labour migrants from Central Asia
42-43; Tsorionov 49; uranopolitizm versus
patriotism 39-40; work among Tatars 42
systematic persecution of Orthodox
communities 23
Tadzhudin, Talgat 1-4
Tatar language 43-44; Arabic language
integration 70; de-Russification 61; emergence
in theological discourse 57; mixing with
Russian for Islamic terminology 64-65;
purification 57-58, 70; Russification 57;
surviving the Soviet period 61; Tatar
nationalism by Dalvetshin 66-68
Tatar nationalism 21; Davletshin 66-68;
Galavetdin’s support 60-61; segregation from
Russian traditions 71; Suleimanov as enemy
22-23
Tatar language booklets on Islamic doctrine:
Galavetdin 60
Tatars: aqlda interpretation 62; criticism of
Sufi practices 67; Galavetdin’s booklets 61;
influence 5; Jadidism 41; Kriashen spiritual
mission 43; Suleimanov as enemy 22-23;
Sysoev missionary work 42
Tatarstani DUM 2, 21
the way of God (put* Allakha) 65
Tikhomirov, Aleksandr see Buriatskii
traditional Islam: defining 25-27; regional
administrations’ defending 26-27; social
doctrine 27
traditionalism 3; opposing Wahhabism 62;
regional traditions 6-7; Salafi 7
translations 56; Arabic terms and Tatar texts and
phrases into Russian 63-66; Islamic concepts
in Russian translations by Sysoev 47; Qur’an
59-61, 69-70; religious terms into Russian 59
treason: God’s acquittal 39-40
trends in Islam 41
TsDUM (Central Spiritual Administration of
Muslims in Ufa) 1-2
Tsorionov, Dmitrii 49
Turkic peoples’ soft Islam 41
Umma 78
Unbelievers (Kaferlàr) 61-62
uniting all revolutionary Islamic movements 98
uranopolitizm 39-40
Useinova, Sof Ta R.: Arabic loanwords in Russian
Federation 56
Vlasov, Andrei General 39-40
votserkovlenie 35
Wahhabism 6: crypto-Wahhabism 22; film
documentaries 76; media 7; Muflikhunov 59,
Noghay Muslim groups 68-69; non-traditional
Islam 26; opposing to traditionalism 62;
Sysoevs view as legalism pure and simple 41
“The Wall of Dhü l’Qarnayn” 102-103
websites: Kriashen spiritual mission 43
West: exploitation of Muslims 25
A Word against Nurullah Hazraf 59
World Council of the Russian People: Human
Rights Centre 16
Yurchak, Alexei: sincerity 76
Zhdanov: Islam on the Threshold of the Twenty-
first Century 24-25
Bayerische
Staatsbibliothek
München
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