Islamic nationalism is a political ideology that seeks to promote the interests and identity of Muslims within a nation-state. It emphasizes the importance of Islamic values, culture, and history in shaping national identity. This movement often advocates for the establishment of laws and governance based on Sharia, or Islamic law, and aims to unite Muslims under a common national framework. The rise of Islamic nationalism can be seen in various countries, where it has influenced political movements and parties. Examples include the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and Pakistan's founding ideology, which both emphasize the role of Islam in national governance and social life.