Almohads (r. 1130–1269), also known as al-Muwahhidun, were a movement in Southern Morocco focused on moral reform, religious purity, and political unity.
Political and religious organization founded by Hafiz Dervis Vahdeti in 1909, known for its opposition to the Committee of Union and Progress and the 1909 insurrection in Istanbul.
A political movement begun by Pakistanis of North Indian descent, aimed at eradicating feudalism in Pakistan, later renamed to Muttahida Qaumi Movement
Political movement calling for the liberation of Arabs and colonized Afro-Asian states, led by Gamal Abdel Nasser.
A nine-party popular movement in Pakistan launched by Jamaat-i Islami in 1977 aimed at establishing an Islamic system of government.
Leading force of Eritrean nationalism after the 1970s and in the current Eritrean government.
