Algerian Islamic reformists

Target entity: Algerian Islamic reformists
Context triple: [Abdelhamid Ben Badis, influenced, Algerian Islamic reformists]

• A. Algerian Arabs
  Algerian Arabs are an Arabic-speaking ethnic group in Algeria, predominantly of Arab and Arabized Berber ancestry, who form the country’s cultural and demographic majority.
• B. Ennahda Movement
  The Ennahda Movement is a major Tunisian political party that blends Islamist principles with democratic participation and has played a central role in the country’s post-Arab Spring political transition.
• C. Ikhwan rebels
  The Ikhwan rebels were a militant Wahhabi tribal force in the early 20th century that, after helping Ibn Saud conquer much of the Arabian Peninsula, revolted against his rule over disputes about expansion and modernization.
• D. Salafi al-Nour Party
  The Salafi al-Nour Party is an Egyptian Islamist political party rooted in Salafi ideology that emerged as a major conservative force after the 2011 revolution and played a pivotal role in post-Mubarak transitional politics.
• E. Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet
  The Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet is a coalition of four key civil society organizations that played a pivotal mediating role in Tunisia’s democratic transition after the 2011 revolution, earning the 2015 Nobel Peace Prize.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Algerian Islamic reformists
Target entity description: Algerian Islamic reformists were a 20th-century movement of Muslim scholars and activists in Algeria who sought religious renewal, educational reform, and resistance to French colonialism through a return to foundational Islamic principles.

• A. Algerian Arabs
  Algerian Arabs are an Arabic-speaking ethnic group in Algeria, predominantly of Arab and Arabized Berber ancestry, who form the country’s cultural and demographic majority.
• B. Ennahda Movement
  The Ennahda Movement is a major Tunisian political party that blends Islamist principles with democratic participation and has played a central role in the country’s post-Arab Spring political transition.
• C. Ikhwan rebels
  The Ikhwan rebels were a militant Wahhabi tribal force in the early 20th century that, after helping Ibn Saud conquer much of the Arabian Peninsula, revolted against his rule over disputes about expansion and modernization.
• D. Salafi al-Nour Party
  The Salafi al-Nour Party is an Egyptian Islamist political party rooted in Salafi ideology that emerged as a major conservative force after the 2011 revolution and played a pivotal role in post-Mubarak transitional politics.
• E. Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet
  The Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet is a coalition of four key civil society organizations that played a pivotal mediating role in Tunisia’s democratic transition after the 2011 revolution, earning the 2015 Nobel Peace Prize.
• F. None of above. chosen