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'''Islamic fundamentalism''' is a [[radical]] movement within [[Islam]] that seeks to violently advance certain political and religious goals. It is the ideological basis for much of the [[terrorism]] occurring in the [[Middle East]] and elsewhere. | '''Islamic fundamentalism''' is a [[radical]] movement within [[Islam]] that seeks to violently advance certain political and religious goals. It is the ideological basis for much of the [[terrorism]] occurring in the [[Middle East]] and elsewhere. | ||
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| + | Since [[Barack Hussein Obama]] was elected [[president]], many in the [[United States]] fear that Islamic fundamentalism could take root and even spread on American soil. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 03:41, June 25, 2012
Islamic fundamentalism is a radical movement within Islam that seeks to violently advance certain political and religious goals. It is the ideological basis for much of the terrorism occurring in the Middle East and elsewhere.
Since Barack Hussein Obama was elected president, many in the United States fear that Islamic fundamentalism could take root and even spread on American soil.