Political Islam in Algeria is an amalgam reality and an unknown future
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After the tremendous development experienced by mankind, which touched all aspects of human life, "political - economic - cultural ..." in addition to the historical events and facts that the world has known and which classify wars on top of them, as a result of many effects that were behind the orientation of countries towards openness to the outside "The European World" The collapse of the Soviet Union was behind the abandonment of many countries by the socialist approach and the adoption of capitalism as an ideology. As we know, one of the most important principles advocated by the leading capitalist countries in the world is the principle of secularism, that is, the separation of religion from the state, without forgetting that globalization had He did not exaggerate the political systems away from the religious side.
Key words: secular, parties, Islam, religion, state.
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