The Holy War 'Made in Germany' is a historical analysis by C. Snouck Hurgronje, first published in 1915. The book examines the implications of declaring a 'Holy War' within the Ottoman Empire during World War I, focusing on the evolution of Islamic thought regarding jihad and the political strategies of the Turkish government in response to European colonialism. Hurgronje explores the complexities of Islamic governance, the diminishing authority of the Caliphate, and the socio-political dynamics within the Muslim community, providing insights into the tensions between religious ideologies and modern statehood.
