If My House Burned Down, Its Walls Grew Stronger
March 3, 2026
Part 23 By Hijaz Tamim Practical Case Studies of ISIS Kidnapping European Citizens and Demanding Ransom First Case: The Kidnapping...
Read moreDetailsPart 7: The Final Part By Ghiyath-ud-Din Ghori In the earlier sections, it was noted that the central and enduring...
Read moreDetailsBloody Unity: An Analysis of ISIS's Sectarian Deviations Continuation of the previous section: Jurisprudential differences have always existed within Islam...
Read moreDetailsPart 22 By Hijaz Tamim The practice of paying ransom to ISIS has evolved into a serious and complex threat,...
Read moreDetailsPart 10 By Ehsan Sajadi Bloody Unity: An Examination of ISIS's Sectarian Deviations in Light of Its Claims to Islamic...
Read moreDetailsPart 6 By Ghiyath-ud-Din Ghori It has been clear that Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's declaration of a caliphate was made without...
Read moreDetailsPart 30 By Abu Hajjar al-Kurdi Influence in Africa, Yet Marked by Harsh Defeat In earlier parts, we touched briefly...
Read moreDetailsKhalid Janan A growing number of international intelligence reports, regional sources, and verified documentation show that after the Islamic Emirate...
Read moreDetailsPart 21 By Hijaz Tamim The Negative Consequences of Paying Ransom Paying ransom is often regarded as an urgent and...
Read moreDetailsBy Shahid Ahmad ISIS, which once proclaimed a caliphate, ruled over major cities, and cultivated an image of overwhelming power,...
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