Extremism and Fake Awareness

About this book

Mohamed Bouftas examines extremism alongside the counterfeit forms of awareness that allow rigid ideas to present themselves as certainty. The study crosses political philosophy, sociology, psychology, and religious thought to ask how radicalization is produced, repeated, and protected from criticism. Intellectual freedom is treated as a responsibility rather than a slogan: genuine awareness must recognize manipulation, test inherited claims, and remain open to evidence. By separating spiritual conviction from ideological exploitation, the book seeks a language for confronting fanaticism without creating another closed doctrine. Its argument encourages readers to study the social and psychological conditions behind extremism and to recover critical judgment as a defense of human dignity.