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Libyan Islamists' 15-Year Political Journey
After fifteen years of participation in Libyan political life, the shifts indicate that the Islamist movement no longer holds a strong presence within the political scene. It faces setbacks in influence, strained internal and regional relations, and significant internal divisions. The landscape of conflicts, leadership disputes, and the decline in moral authority have impacted its ability to lead a unified political project. Additionally, the widening gap between leaders and the new generation, along with weakened capacity for renewal, has further diminished its prospects. These developments come after a long trajectory marked by both successes and failures, exacerbating divisions within the movement, while also highlighting a lack of a clear vision for state-building and the absence of a unified project that combines principles with modern requirements. Overall, there is a general decline in the standing of Islamists, who are now facing internal and external crises, though their resurgence remains possible should circumstances change or if they undertake a genuine reassessment of their discourse and experiences.
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