Socialism and communism & Arabism versus Pan-Islamism/ by 433714 Mahmud, Brelvi

Gandhi: pan-Islamism, imperialism and nationalism in India / by 214496 Nanda, B. R.

Pakistan, Pan-Islamism, and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation by Zahid Shahab Ahmed, Shahram Akbarzadeh

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The struggle of Rashid Rida in Pan-Islamism movement by Siti Nurul Izza Hashim, Ermy Azziaty Rozali

“…His struggle in the Pan-Islamism movement and the institution of the Caliphate was to defend and liberate the Muslims from Western colonialism. …”
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Jihad in Saudi Arabia : violence and pan-Islamism since 1979 / by Hegghammer, Thomas, author

Could Pan-Islamism Be a Politically Economic Solution in Indonesia? by Syamsuri Syamsuri, Husnul Khotimah, Khoirul Umam

Subjects: “…pan-islamism…”
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Pan-Islamism during the Cold War: the case of Turkey & Pakistan by Kant, V

Coupled Internationalisms: Charting Muhammad Barkatullah's Anti-colonialism and Pan-Islamism by Samee Siddiqui

“…In examining his movements, writings, and connections with various networks in the context of major global events, this article argues, first, that his revolutionary turn took place in the context of a global conversation on race, empire, and religion from the 1880s until the lead-up to the Great War, and second, that his anti-colonial (inter)nationalism was coupled with his Pan-Islamism. </p>…”
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The position of Ahmad Khan Donboli Khoie in Ottoman Government’s policy of Pan-Islamism in the Caucasus by Mohammad Aziznejad, Fatemeh Jafarnia

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Escaping the global event: pan-islam and the First World War by Devji, F

“…Soviet communism provided one such challenge and pan-Islamism another. While Lenin’s desire to convert a war between states into one between classes turned into the dream of an alternative international order, the world’s largest pan-Islamist movement in India retained its non-statist imagination. …”

Makkah Al-Mukarramah in the Pan-Islamic Thought of Jamaluddin Al-Afghani by Spahic Omer

Subjects: “…Islamic Unity; Pan-Islamism; Afghani; Makkah; Ottomans…”
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JIHAD FOR WHOM? The Radicalization of Religion as a Response to Political Oppression: From Turkish to Indonesian Islam by Olaf Schumann

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Makkah Al-Mukarramah in the Pan-Islamic Thought of Jamaluddin Al-Afghani by Spahic Omer

Subjects: “…Islamic Unity; Pan-Islamism; Afghani; Makkah; Ottomans…”
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The new politics of Islam : pan-Islam policy in a world of states / by 275609 Sheikh, Naveed S.

Pan-Islamism. Attempt of Political Islam in the Restoration of Caliphate a Century after its Abolition in 1924 by Hossein Alizadeh

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Pan-Islamic International Cooperation and Anticolonialism: South Asia, Turkey, and Southeast Asia by Dr. Arshad Islam

“…Pan-Islamism is already a powerful force in international development. …”
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Pan-Islamic International Cooperation and Anticolonialism: South Asia, Turkey, and Southeast Asia by Dr. Arshad Islam

“…Pan-Islamism is already a powerful force in international development. …”
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Japanese Nationalists and Russian Muslims in the Joint Pan-Asian Project: The Role of Abdurashid Ibragimov by L. R. Usmanova

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Caliphate in the Ideological Dialogue of the Islamic World: The Case of Pan-Islamic Congress in Cairo (1926) by Svetlana A. Kirillina, Alexandra L. Safronova, Vladimir V. Orlov

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From 'exporting the revolution' to 'postmodern Pan-Islamism': a discourse analysis of the Islamic Republic of Iran's ideology, 1979-2009 by Berry, A

“…</p> <p>In chapter 1, this thesis problematizes this interpretation of the Revolution by analyzing it through the lens of an earlier ideological movement, pan-Islamism, and applying methods from the study of conceptual history to draw linkages between this movement and the Islamic Revolution, rooting it more deeply in the region’s political and intellectual history, and casting light on the poorly-understood pan-Islamic aspects of Iran’s Revolutionary ideology.…”