중앙아시아 이슬람의 역사적 변천 과정과 기독교 선교와의 상관 관계*

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This paper consists of analyzing the correlation with Christian missions through the historical transition process of Islam in Central Asia. For this purpose, the historical influx of Islam from Central Asia and the religious policies of Central Asia during the imperialist Russia and the Soviet Union were described. Through Living Islam in Kazakhstan and Islamic fundamentalism in Tajikistan, it is developed as a content to examine the overall implications of Islam in Central Asia. In particular, Central Asia as a space for missions was described from a regional perspective while considering Central Asian Islam as a civilization and cultural element. And through this, a mission perspective was derived through regional analysis in a specific space and a specific country. God's mission begins with the recognition of God's sovereignty in all areas. God's sovereignty is also at work in Central Asian Islam. However, it is a cultural and cultural element of a specific region that has been historically and culturally embodied. Therefore, missionaries who are sent from all countries and all cultural forms from different regions and go to the mission field will need to continuously search for missionary implications through constant contemplation and research on what point of view they should have on the culture of a specific region. As a whole, this paper is a comprehensive argumentation of the historical situation of Islam in Central Asia and the Islamic identity of Central Asia after independence in 1991 from a regional point of view.

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