Confronting authoritarianism in modern Arab thought The beginnings of the Renaissance as a model

Abstract

Authoritarianism is a negative phenomenon and does not belong to one nation without another, it is
based on a discriminatory act based on the monopoly of power and the non-licensing of
participation, The history of political thought records a number of contributions that describes how
to overcome authoritarianism, the thinkers of the Arab Renaissance have contributed has in turn
addressed a number of issues characterized by the Continuous presence, this accumulated thought
highlights the entries to confront authoritarianism based on the need to establish constitutionalism,
and also the need to pay attention to education to overcome the phenomenon.