Pathology of Islamic Awakening in Egypt, Tunisia and Libya

The Islamic Awakening is a popular uprising that has breathed new life into the body of the Islamic world two centuries ago and has begun a new era centered on spirituality in the materialistic world. A movement that was strengthened by the idea of ​​Muslim reformers and entered the field of action against the reactionary Arab leaders and arrogant governments with the flames of awakening, independence, freedom and identity of the Islamic Revolution of Iran. This article aims to identify the factors causing the damage to the Islamic Awakening in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya in a mixed method (contextual / macro-case-partial case) with an explanatory-exploratory approach in the time frame of these uprisings (December 17, 2010 (December 27, 2010) so far) through the use of descriptive-inferential statistics (factor analysis) in a statistical population of 40 people to answer the question that the factors affecting the process of Islamic awakening in Tunisia, Egypt and What is Libya? The result is an explanation of the most important factors of deviation, passivity and harm in the process of Islamic awakening in the three countries mentioned as follows: ‌ The most important detrimental factors to the Islamic Awakening in Tunisia are the priorities, including political, ideological, trans-regional, regional, economic, social and cultural, military and security, respectively. ‌ The most important detrimental factors related to the process of Islamic awakening in Egypt are the priorities including military and security, ideology, political, economic, regional, social and cultural level and trans-regional level, respectively. The most important harmful factors related to the process of Islamic awakening in Libya: the trans-regional, political, social and cultural level, ideology, military and security, regional and economic level.