Relationships between Islamic movements and ruling regimes in the Islamic world

After the sway of the colonial powers over the Islamic world and political, military, cultural and economic domination of the west over these countries, a number of Islamic movements were formed in these countries, whose main objective was regaining of the independence of their countries. As a result, these movements moved towards engagement in cultural, social and economic activities. This orientation led to the social change whose final goal was establishment of an Islamic state. Although there are differences in the style and strategy of their activities, their goal is single. The relationship between these movements and the ruling regimes are different, which include cooperation and participation, ceasefire as well as conflict and confrontation. The present article is an attempt to study the relationships between the Islamic movements and the ruling regimes in the Islamic countries.