During the 1920s and 1930s, religious and political leaders in the Middle East articulated a range of different visions of Arab Nationalism. At the center of this discussion was the relationship between a secular nationalism grounded on current and proposed states and a religious pan-Arab identity founded on a perceived common heritage. Based on your interpretation of class readings, what was the connection between Islam and nationalism in the collective political identities discussed by theorists and politicians during the Mandatory Period? You can focus on one primary source or compare and contrast the arguments made in multiple primary sources. do more research in order to support the arguments made in the essay. use a minimum of 5 sources including the ones provided. (the PowerPoint should be cited as (class notes, 2020)
