Caliphization

See also: caliphization

English

Alternative forms

• caliphization

Pronunciation

• Rhymes: -eɪʃən

Noun

Caliphization (uncountable)

1. Process of becoming a caliphate.
   • 2002, Darren Marks, Shaping a theological mind, page 68

     This is the 'Caliphization' of the West; the Bible now read as if it were the Koran; Calvin's asharia looming up on the horizon

   • 2004, T Rowland, Divine Gifts to the Secular Desert:

     However Milbank adds to the usual focus on the rise of nominalism, the argument that the classical-theistic synthesis at this time underwent 'an invasion by ultimately Islamic norms', or what he calls the 'Caliphization of the West' – the regulation of philosophy by the Archbishops ...

   • 2014, Julie Burchill, Unchosen:

     But even the Caliphization of carbs has not been enough for the likes of that careful driver Lord 'The Jews Did It' Ahmed, who worked himself into a right old froth in 2012 ...