The term "Islamic revival" refers to a movement among Muslims to return to the fundamental teachings and practices of Islam. This revival often emphasizes a renewed commitment to Quranic principles, Hadith, and traditional values, aiming to strengthen the faith and identity of Muslim communities worldwide. This movement can manifest in various ways, including increased religious observance, the establishment of Islamic schools, and the promotion of Sharia law. It has been influenced by historical events, such as the decline of colonial powers and the rise of Islamic political parties, which seek to integrate Islam into governance and public life.