A historically significant Egyptian village known for the 1906 incident that became a symbol of Egyptian nationalism.
Influential nationalist organization in Eritrea's struggle for independence in the 20th century.
Musa, Nabawiyyah (d. 1951): Egyptian feminist, nationalist, writer, and educator. Promoted education and work for women as a means of individual and national liberation.
Egyptian lawyer, nationalist, and orator advocating for Egyptian independence
Secularly oriented Indian political party established in 1885, associated with Hindu interests and instrumental in the events leading to the creation of Pakistan.
The interaction and integration of Islamic values within nationalist movements across various regions, forming a significant component of many Muslim nations' ideologies.
Indonesia’s first mass political party with deep-rooted Islamic nationalist and socialist ideologies.
Tunisian nationalist leader and Islamic reformer pivotal in early 20th-century independence movements.
A Sudanese political movement founded by Abd al-Rahman al-Mahdi in 1945 that has played a major role in Sudanese nationalism and politics.
First Algerian nationalist leader to call for Algeria’s independence from France
Prominent religious and political leader in Sudan, leader of the Khatmi tariqah
Leading force of Eritrean nationalism after the 1970s and in the current Eritrean government.
Nationalist ideology emerged in Ottoman Turkey during the Young Turk era.
