Narratives, security, and social cohesion: Rethinking the discourse on Islamic ideologies in Sri Lanka | Daily FT
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“Sri Lanka today stands at a delicate intersection of security sensitivity and social cohesion”
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“The memory of the Easter Sunday attacks remains deeply embedded in the national psyche”
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“Sri Lanka’s Muslim community has existed for centuries as a commercially integrated, culturally adaptive, and religiously pluralistic group”
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“The emergence of extremist elements was not an organic evolution of local religious practice but rather the result of external ideological penetration, digital radicalisation, and geopolitical spillovers”
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— No evidence in archive to assess origins of extremist elements in Sri Lanka
“The current discourse tends to conflate multiple strands Salafi, Wahhabi, Sufi, and Shia into a single security framework”
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“Public statements that frame entire ideological schools as inherently dangerous risk legitimising Islamophobia at a societal level”
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“The author is a retired senior police officer and former Head of the Counter-Terrorism Division of Sri Lanka’s State Intelligence Service”
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“He has interviewed over 100 suicide cadres linked to extremist movements”
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“He is a graduate of the Asia-Pacific Centre for Security Studies in Hawaii and has received specialist training on terrorist financing in Australia and India”
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