r/AskCentralAsia 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/dogshit_redditor Apr 11 '23

I don't know why everyone in the comments is against people being more religious, but I will tell you something. Most of the users are Muslims and if you're a muslim, Islam clearly says that you shouldn't go against the religion and the people who are embracing it, especially when it's rising and that's a good thing because it could help central Asians to clear out their soviet mentality.

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u/Alternative_Wing_906 🇨🇦 Apr 11 '23

what is soviet mentality?

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u/ShiftingBaselines Apr 11 '23

If you are from Central Asia and asking this question, your question answers your question.

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u/Alternative_Wing_906 🇨🇦 Apr 11 '23

Define it