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Islam and the Political Discourse of Modernity Khaled Hosseini nor did Columbus 'prove' thatDiscourse pertaining to "political Islam" and to its connection with modernization currently involves both Muslims and Westerners. This book reconstructs the development of the catch term "political Islam" from the original Qur'anic categorization of a "religion" to the emergence of a tendency to predicate Islam in terms of its so called societal, and subsequently political, dimension and shows how, by the end of the 1970s, both discourse and the