Written by: Siyad Saeedi
For over a decade, the Islamic lands and Ummah have been grappling with a group known as ISIS, which resembles a plague. Throughout Islamic history, there have been many groups that, under the guise of being Muslims, tarnish the reputation of Islam. However, ISIS is the most harmful among them.
This group, under the lofty slogan of establishing a Caliphate, not only misled many of the Ummah’s youth but also used them to carry out brutal acts against other Muslims. ISIS is a tool in the hands of Islam’s enemies, particularly the West and America, who leverage it against Islam to serve their own interests.
The enmity ISIS holds toward the Islamic Emirate clearly shows that they not only destroy Islam from within, but their fundamental goal is to weaken the Ummah and sow division among Muslims by various means.
One of the most significant proofs of their servitude is that, since their inception, their sword has only been drenched in the blood of the Ummah’s heroes and youth. Their explosions and mass killings are intentionally orchestrated to benefit the West.
The fundamental question arises: If ISIS’s slogan was not deceptive, and if they genuinely aimed to establish a Caliphate, why would they target those who have devoted their lives, homes, children, and wealth for the sake of Islam?
ISIS has clashed with the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) on multiple occasions and has targeted the people of Afghanistan. Their assaults on Muslims globally, particularly on the people of Afghanistan and the Islamic Emirate, are designed to achieve specific objectives: sowing division, weakening unity, and destroying trust among Muslims.
This policy mirrors that of the enemies of Islam, who also harbor these objectives. However, ISIS is actively working to attain these goals on their behalf.
ISIS’s activities in the Middle East align with America’s interests. Their assaults in Russia, Iran, and Afghanistan underscore their alignment with America’s objectives under the guise of Islam. Wherever ISIS begins its operations, the U.S. shortly follows, using the opportunity to launch military operations in vulnerable nations under the pretext of eliminating them.
Based on the reasons mentioned above, ISIS is not just the embodiment of the Kharijites and the “Dogs of Hellfire,” but it is also a tool of Islam’s enemies, especially America. Their aim is to destabilize Islamic nations, sow discord, and impede the progress of true Mujahideen.
Their assaults on the Afghan populace and opposition to the Mujahideen in Al-Aqsa illustrate that their primary goal is to weaken Muslims and obstruct the establishment of a robust Islamic government.
To eradicate this malignant phenomenon and protect Islam from its impact, the entire Ummah must unite, eradicate them, and stand alongside the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) to safeguard Islamic values.
