Kültürel Müslümanlar
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Kültürel Müslümanlar, ya da diğer adlarıyla nominal Müslümanlar, dindar olmayan Müslümanlar, dini uygulamaları yerine getirmeyen Müslümanlar, kendilerini Müslüman olarak tanımlayan ancak dindar olmayan kişilerdir.[1][2][3]
Bu kişiler; dini uygulamaları yerine getirmeyen, seküler, dinsiz[4] veya inançları, aile geçmişleri, kişisel deneyimleri, etnik/ulusal mirasları, büyüdükleri sosyal/kültürel çevreleri nedeniyle kendilerini hala Müslüman olarak tanımlayan kişiler olabilirler.[4][5][6][7][8]
Kültürel Müslümanlar dünyanın her yerinde bulunabilir, ancak özellikle Balkanlar'da,[9] Orta Asya'da,[10] Avrupa'da,[11][12] Mağrip'te,[13] Güney Asya ve Batı Asya'daki çeşitli ülkelerde,[14] Rusya'da,[15] Türkiye'de,[16] Singapur'da,[17] Malezya'da,[18] Endonezya'da [19] ve Amerika Birleşik Devletleri'nde[11] ağırlıklı olarak bulunurlar. Birçok ülke ve bölgede; kendilerini Müslüman olarak tanımlayanlar dini aşırı olmayan seviyelerde yaşamaktadırlar ve bazıları taşıdıkları Müslüman kimliğini yalnızca dini inançtan ziyade kültürel, etnik veya ulusal mirasla ilişkilendirmektedir.[20][21]
Kavram, İslami topluluklarda her zaman kabul görmemekte olup köktendinci örgütler ve kişiler tarafından kafir olarak sınıflandırılabilmektedir.[22][23][24][25]
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This diversity is usually ignored, and in particular, the existence of a large number of secular and laic persons of Muslim cultural background is completely overlooked. These secular Muslims, identified on the basis of cultural origin ...
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The label 'Cultural Muslim' is used in the literature to describe those Muslims who are religiously unobservant, secular or irreligious individuals who still identify with the Muslim culture due to family background, personal experiences, or the social and cultural environment in which they grew up... For Cultural Muslim the declaration of faith is superficial and has no effect of their religious practices.
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The nominal Muslim is someone who is born into a Muslim family and maybe raised Muslim, but who is not religious and identifies as a cultural or secular Muslim as opposed to a religious Muslim.
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Saeed identifies "secular Muslims" as another trend among contempo- rary Western Muslims. ... Arguably a sub-branch of this approach are Saeed terms "cultural nominalists" (Saeed 2007, 401), whose "Muslim" identity is framed through a cultural lens rather than religious.
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Muslim immigrants in Western Europe differ in terms of ethnic backgrounds, as well as in terms of religiosity. Research has shown that many religiously unobservant or even irreligious individuals nonetheless identify themselves as "Muslims" because of their family background, their personal attachments, their ethnic and group allegiance, or the social and cultural environment in which they were raised; they are categorized as "cultural" or "nominal" Muslims.
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