APOSTASY FROM ISLAM: WHAT DOES IT MEAN HERE AND NOW?

Slaviša Raković

Аутори

Slaviša Raković

Кључне речи:

apostazija, islam, bivša Jugoslavija, Bošnjaci, nacionalizam, patrijarhat

Сажетак

Ovaj je tekst pokušaj kontekstualizacije i glokalizacije teme performativnog napuštanja islama kao doktrine, na teritorijama na kojima se govore jezici naslednici srpskohrvatskog, nakon etničko-nacionalne homogenziacije i povratka verskih institucija u javni prostor. Kontekstualizacija polazi od knjige Sajmona Kotija Apostate: Kada muslimani napuštaju islam. Osnovna postavka u tekstu je da se apostazija od islama, na teritoriji bivše Jugoslavije, kao irtidad (ar. nazadovanje – u praksi tumačeno kao izdaja) vidi u specifičnom patrijarhalnom političko-društvenom familističkom poretku konzervativnih društvenih slojeva, koji su, od početka devedesetih naovamo, podlegli literalističkoj verskoj asimilaciji u nefolklorni islam.

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