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This document provides a comprehensive overview of multiculturalism, encompassing its definition, examples, alternative political models, theories, and historical development. It explores various perspectives and approaches to understanding multiculturalism, including the contributions of key scholars and thinkers in this field.

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# Multiculturalism - **Definition:** The recognition and development of pluralism as a feature of many societies aims to protect cultural diversity. - **Implication:** Implies an unequal relationship between minority culture and basic culture. ## Examples of Multiculturalism - **Immigrants:** Mu...

# Multiculturalism - **Definition:** The recognition and development of pluralism as a feature of many societies aims to protect cultural diversity. - **Implication:** Implies an unequal relationship between minority culture and basic culture. ## Examples of Multiculturalism - **Immigrants:** Muslims in Western Europe - **National Minorities:** Welsh, Quebecians. - **Indigenous Peoples:** Maori in New Zealand. ## Alternative Political Models to Multiculturalism - Assimilation - Apartheid - Isolation ## Theories of Multiculturalism - **Chandran Kukathas:** Shows that forms of multiculturalism are based on the theory of liberalism. - **Charles Taylor:** "Recognition policy" emphasizes the importance of holistic collective cultural values. - **Will Kymlicka:** Minorities need special care because they have different preserving their culture. ## Historical Development of Multiculturalism 1. **Origin:** Multiculturalism originated in Canada. 2. **Early Appearance:** The term "multiculturalism" appeared in the literature. 3. **Definition:** The Harper Collins Sociological Dictionary defines multiculturalism. 4. **1300th Anniversary:** Great Leader Haydar Aliyev signed a decree on the "1300th anniversary" of the "Kitabi-Dada Gorgud". 5. **200th Anniversary:** Order of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan on the celebration of the 200th anniversary of the first translation of the "Kitabi-Dada Gorgud" in German. ## Authors and Books on Multiculturalism - **"The Clash of Civilization and the Reconstruction of the World Order"**: Samuel Huntington - **"Three Cultures" **: Ahmad Agaoglu - **“Answer to the English Doctor Yum"**: Mirza Fatali Axundzade ## Mazdakizm - **Anti-Feudal Movement:** A powerful anti-feudal movement under the guise of religion. - **Focus:** A person should help the "light" to overcome the "Darkness" and increase tolerance among all members of society. - **Sharing:** God created food and all their needs so that the people could share them equally. ## Idol Worship - **Mahmud Shabustari:** Explains that, if a Muslim knew what an idol was, he would understand that idol worship is worship of the Truth. - **Shams Tabrizi:** Shows that following, "The path of the Prophet did not mean imitation him, for example, if he did not eat a melon, you would not eat it". - **Fazlullah Naomi:** If Christ appears and blasphemy and sectarianism removed, there will be no difference in language, and people will speak in a strange language. ## Approaches to Multiculturalism in Research - The Liberal Egalitarian - The Communitarian - The Cultural-Civilizational ## Nasreddin Tusi - **Humanity's Role:** The highest criterion of personality was humanity. - **Opposition to Conflict:** Does not oppose the nationality or religious beliefs of any heroes of different religions. - **Promotion of Single Religion:** Wants to put an end to the conflicts between peoples, nations, national ethnic groups and tribes by promoting the idea of a single religion ## Secularism and Nationalism - **Mirza Fatali Akhundov:** For the first time, he pronounced the word "secularism", defending the need for religion to be separated from politics. - **Ahmed Agaoglu:** Nationalism is a necessity in the lives of peoples. - **Nizami Ganjave:** For the first time, a utopian society was described. ## "Kitabi-Dada Gorgud" 1. **First Copy:** The first copy of the "Kitabi-Dada Gorgud" was found in the Dresden library in Commany. 2. **Translation:** The translation of several more epics "Kitabi-Dada Gorgud" by Barthold was published by the Nizami Institute of Literature and Language. 3. **Second Copy:** A second copy of "Kitabi-Dada Gorgud" has been found in the Vatican, published by the Italian scientist Ettope Rossi. 4. **1300th Anniversary:** Great leader Heydar Aliyev signed a decree on the "1300th anniversary" of the "Kitabi-Dada Gorgud." 5. **200th Anniversary:** Order of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan on the celebration of the 200th anniversary of the first translation and publication of "Kitabi-Dada Gorgud" in German. ## Manichaeism - **Dualism:** Both Good and Evil (Light and Darkness) are the beginning. - **Pessimism:** It was pessimistic, that is, it denied the victory of Good. - **Missionary Activity:** Mani declared himself a prophet and began his missionary activity in the Hamadan. ## Branches of Christianity - **Catholicism:** The largest Christian denomination in terms of number of members. - **Orthodoxy:** Only accept the teachings of the Church Fathers who lived in the II-VIII centuries. - **Protestantism:** On October 31, 1517, the German monk and theologian Martin Luther declared "95 theses" in Wittenberg, the administrative center of the Saxon principality. ## Buddhisms Doctrine - **Interdependence:** Training on the law of interdependence. - **Noble Path of Salvation:** Training on the eight-step noble path of salvation. - **Four Truths:** Training on the four truth. ## Chronological Order of Islamic History 1. **Hijrah:** The migration (hijrah) of the Prophet Muhammad and his followers from Mecca to Medina. 2. **Hudaybiyyah Treaty:** The signing of the "Hudaybiyyah" peace treaty between Muslims and Meccan pagans. 3. **Prophet Muhammad's Death:** The Prophet Muhammad, lived in Medina until the end of his life, died. 4. **Muslim Calendar:** At the suggestion of Ali ibn Abu Talib, the year of the Hijrah was accepted as the first year of the Muslim calendar. 5. **Abbeeld Dynasty:** The Abbeeld dynasty, overthrew the Umayyads and came to power. ## Holy Books and Religion - **Judaism:** The Torah - **Hurufism:** Tha Javidanname - **Christianity:** The Bible ## Compatibility of Religions - **Taoism:** Lao-Tzu - **Jainism:** Jain Mahavira - **Buddhism:** Siddhartha Gautama ## Monotheistic Religions - Christianity - Judaism - Islam ## Chronoligcal Compatibility of World Churches - **325:** The First World Church Assembly was convened by the Roman Emperor Constantine I. in Nicaea. - **553:** V World Council of Churches convened in Constantinople by the Byzantine Emperor Justian I. - **431:** Nestorianism was rejected as a heretical teaching at the Third World Church Assembly in Ephesus.

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