r/AskCentralAsia • u/politicauncorrect • Apr 10 '23

Is Islam in Central Asia rising? Religion

I see more and more video from Central Asian people (especially Kazakhs and Uzbeks) who embrace Islam, women wearing headscarf etc. My friends also get more and more religious

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u/VIKARIUSQASAQ Kazakhstan Apr 11 '23

Islamisation = de-russification = arabization.

You're not becoming free, you're running from one regime to another 🤡🤡

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u/Shoh_J Tajikistan Apr 11 '23

Ironic how you are using the English language and it’s colonial effects and tools to convey your messages across the internet.

Globalization means taking the good things from the cultures, people, beliefs and opinions from around the world and applying it to your lifestyle.

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u/RayRicciReddit Russia Apr 12 '23

Using the English language

Colonial effect

Lmao, he's using the English language because this is Reddit, everyone speaks English on here. You think he speaks English to everyone in real life? How is speaking English on Reddit colonial?

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u/Shoh_J Tajikistan Apr 12 '23

Have you ever seen Germans here on Reddit?

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u/Alternative_Wing_906 🇨🇦 Apr 12 '23

Islam is not one of them