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Algeria · Bahrain · Comoros · Djibouti · Egypt · Iraq · Jordan · Kuwait · Lebanon · Libya · Mauritania · Morocco · Oman · Palestine · Qatar · Saudi Arabia · Somalia · Sudan · Syria · Tunisia · United Arab Emirates · Yemen |
Distinct Tanwiri concepts |
Celesta · Cosmica · Milletticism · Cometanism · Astrony · Cosmicism |
Distinct Tanwiri practices |
Multifaricity · Inaptronymity · Appellatology · Appellation · Eponymity · Inaptronymous fault · Polynymity · Hyperappellation · Philosophomastics · Appellational derivation · Appellational category · Cryptonymity · Anthropomorphism in Millettism · Toponymity · Trade appellation · Denominationalism · Astrosa |
Related topics |
Millettism and Islam · Millettism in Asia · Millettism in North Africa · Millettism in the Middle East |
In the field of philosophical demography, Astronism in the Arab world refers to the study of the presence of Astronism involving its diversity, potency, and the nature of its organisation across the transcontinental region of the Arab world stretching across parts of the continents of Asia and Africa and united through their identities as culturally Arab nations.
It is important to note that the study of Astronism's presence in the Arab world, although important in the study of the relationship between Astronism and Islam, it is not synonymous with the latter. However, the study of Astronism in the Arab world is synonymous with the denomination of Tanwir, or Tanwirism, which may also be referred to as Arab Astronism or Arabic Astronism.
In alphabetical order, the countries involved in this study include Algeria, Bahrain, the Comoros, Djibouti, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, the United Arab Emirates, and Yemen.
Other terms[]
Several terms are used to refer to the presence of Astronism in the Arab world including:
- Astro-Arabic philosophy
- Astro-Arabic religion
- Astro-Arabic spirituality
- Arabic astroncy
- Arabic Astronism
- Arabic astronomical religion
- Arabic Cosmism
- Arabic space religion
- Arabo-Astronism
History of Astronism in the Arab world[]
Astronism has existed in the Middle East and the Arab world since the early years of the Founding era with significant connections to Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, and Lebanon, but in many states, there is continued mass persecutions of Astronists with many not able to publicly state their adherence to Astronism thus causing potentially inconsistency with the latest demographic figures.
Independent territories[]
- Astronism in Algeria
- Astronism in Bahrain
- Astronism in the Comoros
- Astronism in Djibouti
- Astronism in Egypt
- Astronism in Iraq
- Astronism in Jordan
- Astronism in Kuwait
- Astronism in Lebanon
- Astronism in Libya
- Astronism in Mauritania
- Astronism in Morocco
- Astronism in Oman
- Astronism in Palestine
- Astronism in Qatar
- Astronism in Saudi Arabia
- Astronism in Somalia
- Astronism in Sudan
- Astronism in Syria
- Astronism in Tunisia
- Astronism in the United Arab Emirates
- Astronism in Yemen