The term "Islamic Revival" refers to a movement that seeks to return to the fundamental principles of Islam as outlined in the Quran and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad. This revival often emphasizes a return to traditional practices, values, and beliefs, aiming to strengthen the identity of Muslim communities around the world. This movement can manifest in various forms, including increased religious observance, the establishment of Islamic schools, and the promotion of Sharia law. It has been influenced by historical, political, and social factors, leading to diverse interpretations and practices within different Muslim societies.