Browsing by Author "Fellah, Khawla"

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    Civilization of accumulation colonizibility, herodianisme and the consuming culture of arab TV programs
    (university of Oum-El-Bouaghi, 2016) Fellah, Khawla; Ghennam, Fatima
    This study explores the determinant factors which precipitated arab muslims' predisposition to colonization and civilizational degeneration. Civilization of accumulation, Herodianism and Colonizibility brought about the degeneration of the Islamic civilization and death of minds in the Arab Muslim world. This research is an analytical and descriptive study along with an application of the civilizational concepts "Colonizibility" and "Herodianism" on the mimetic consuming behavior of Arab TV programs. This study finds that Arab muslims suffer from a civilizational problem which is the degeneration of islamic civilization. Mimicry, consumption of Western civilization and non-production of arab muslims engendered dead minds which are predisposed to colonization at any time. This study confers a new conception of civilizational progress for muslims in the arab muslim communities. It attempts to provide assessed conclusions to western communities and arab herodian intelligentsia that Islam has never been the cause of Muslims regression.