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Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- System of Translation and Transliteration -- Introduction -- 1 The Emergence of the Tunisian Islamic Movement -- Economic and Political Factors -- Religious and Cultural Factors -- The Movement's First Founders -- Embarking on a Mission -- 2 The Politicisation Process -- Conflict on Campus -- The Government's Role in the Emergence of the Movement -- The Impact of the Liberal Experiment -- The Iranian Factor -- Secrecy: The Benefits and Costs -- The Discovery of the Secret Organisation -- The Creation of the Political Party -- 3 Islamists v. Bourguiba 1981-1987 -- The First Confrontation, 1981-1984 -- The Truce of 1984-1986 -- The End of Bourguiba's Era -- 4 Islamists v. Ben Ali 1987-1993 -- The Strategy of the New President -- Ben Ali Against the Islamists -- The Panic of the Islamists -- 5 The Basis for a "Political" Islam -- The Party of Islam -- The Meaning and Implications of Jāhiliyya -- The "Muslim" and the "Islamist -- Islamism or Fundamentalism? -- The Principle of Comprehensiveness -- Islam and Secularism -- 6 The Islamists' Islamic State -- The Evolution of Ghannouchi's Political Thought -- Islamic Democracy -- The Implications of Trusteeship -- Basic Human Rights in Islam -- The People's Authority -- The Status of Non-Muslims -- A Note on Tunisian Modernism -- The Response of Tunisian Élites -- The Implications of the Islamists' Programme -- The Question of Originality -- 7 Issues of Identity and Westernisation -- Islam, Arabism, and Tunisian Identity -- The Role of Mzali -- The Fight Against Westernisation -- Signing the National Pact -- Conclusion -- Appendixes -- Appendix 1 The Founding Manifesto of Ḥarakat al-Ittijāh al-Islāmī (1981) -- Appendix 2 The Manifesto of Al-Nahḍa Movement of Tunisia (1988)