Modern-Day Khawarij

(Part 1) By Abu Umair al‑Afghani The West, whose majority population has historically been Jewish and Christian, and whose governance...

Part 32 By Abu Hajjar al-Kurdi The Failed Emergence in Somalia The presence of Daesh anywhere in the world has...

Part 1 By Saifuddin In every society, both reform and corruption tend to originate from a key segment of the...

Part 31 By Abu Hajjar al-Kurdi The Influence of ISIS in Egypt In the previous sections, we examined the destructive...

Part 3 By Abdullah Arab In continuing the analysis of the factors behind ISIS’s defeat and complete eradication, one must...

An Introduction to the Concept of Recurrence in the Course of History Occasionally, amidst the unfolding events of the world,...

By Ajmal Khurasani False and reckless claims have a way of crashing into public life with explosive confidence, dressing tyrannical...

By Ehsan ISIS is not simply another terrorist organization. It is a blood-drenched, takfiri enterprise that defines itself through violence...

By Abdul Basir Omari Across Islam's long and storied history, certain places have taken on symbolic weight, becoming hubs for...

By Esmat Sarwan Pakistan has emerged as a central and highly sophisticated architect of terrorism in the region. The creation...