Example of Zainabiat and Khansawat Women in Islamist organizations are tools used to achieve certain objectives without regard to their human rights. A woman is only a slave fighter The fund... Read more

– An al-Qaeda example in Africa that seeks to achieve the “Islamic caliphate dream” through the establishment of an Islamic state in Nigeria. Salafi jihadism in Nigeria dates back to t... Read more

Since the appearance of Daesh 2014 in Syria and Iraq, The terrorist organization lost more than 90% of the Iraqi and Syrian territory, which lead the organization to spread its elements in a... Read more

ISIS encourages sexual jihad to tempt young men. Sex slavery markets launched in Libya· International Amnesty condemns ISIS for launching comfort women system in Iraq. Female Jihadist is chi... Read more

It has been strongly evidenced that Turkey’s ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP in Turkish) has woven relationship with militant groups in Syria and other Arab world, which is so intr... Read more

There have been many groups and organizations that exploited the religious tendency of Muslims, misconstrued Jihad verses in the Holy Qur’an, taking them out of context and the histori... Read more

Al-Qaeda’s historian Mustafa Hamed, who is also known as Abu al-Walid al-Masry, highlighted the difference between Jihadist Salafism and Wahhabism in an article titled “Letters o... Read more

The self-proclaimed Islamic State(ISIS) did not, simply, come into existence when its leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi announced the establishment of the so-called Caliphate in June 2014. As a ma... Read more

Al-Qaeda is alive and well in a striking manner. The organization is even more dangerous than Daesh in some parts of the world, especially in western Africa, southern Asia, Somalia and Yemen... Read more

The 1990s witnessed two similar phenomena: the “Albania Returnees” and the “Afghanistan Returnees”. Both groups included Jamaa’a Islamiya and Jihad Group leader... Read more