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Michael J. Strobel Priv.-Doz. Dr. med.ince Muslim populations that there was an affinity between the ideals of the Allied powers and Islam. Some messages were designed to inspire a sense of sympathy toward Britain in the Islamic world, while others exploited sectarian divisions. This chapter examines four case studies that highlight the

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‘Far from the Orthodox Road’: Conceptualizing the Shi?a in the Nineteenth-Century Official Mindminority, the Shi?a, into their broader conceptualization of the nature of Islam, arguing that this engagement was heavily shaped by a collection of preconceived ideas on what constituted the ‘true’ or ‘orthodox’ spirit of Islam. Drawing on the colonial archive of British India and the Persian Gulf,

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‘A Considerable Effect’: Winston Churchill and Wilfrid S. Blunt’s Legacyy (often published in periodicals) and social influence with British policymakers and early Arab nationalists. This omission most likely owes to a legacy of historians dismissing Blunt as a ridiculous and eccentric political radical (especially after 1900), who exaggerated the sway of his ideas. How

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‘Britain, India, and the Somaliland Campaigns of 1901–04’ere committed there. As such, over these four years, a broad array of imperial resources were committed to Somaliland. Local levies and imperial forces from Aden, India, and Central and Eastern Africa were all utilized, as well as officers sent from Britain. London set policy (and paid the bills), b

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Legislating Gender in Mandate Palestine: Colonial Laws on Midwifery, Employment, and Marriage to perform most medical services. Indeed, government officials were far more interested in inspecting and disciplining midwives than with increasing access to acutely needed health care. However, many Palestinian women used innovative strategies to resist government regulations. Finally, British of

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‘What Britain Has Done for Islam’: British Propaganda to the Islamic World During World War II, 1939ince Muslim populations that there was an affinity between the ideals of the Allied powers and Islam. Some messages were designed to inspire a sense of sympathy toward Britain in the Islamic world, while others exploited sectarian divisions. This chapter examines four case studies that highlight the

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