Search Results - "al-Qaeda"
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The expanded usul of violence by ISIS, Al-Qaeda, and other similar extremist groups
Published 2020“…This paper discusses the methodology of violence used by modern extremist groups that affiliate themselves with Islam, particularly al-Qaeda and ISIS. With the rise of groups claiming to wage jihad, the public has a difficult time discerning traditional concepts from modern aberrations. …”
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Religious extremism and radicalisation of Muslims in Malaysia: the Malay ties with the Mujahidin, al Qaeda and ISIS
Published 2020“…This study discusses the reasons behind the rise of religious extremism in Malaysia within the framework of international politics and the world order by highlighting the ties of Malay Muslims with the Mujahidin, Al Qaeda and the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) over the last four decades. …”
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Socialisation and recruitment in Islamist movements: a comparison between the Muslim brotherhood and Al-Qaeda
Published 2020“…While the Muslim Brotherhood utilises various methods of socialisation, Al-Qaeda utilises internet networks to recruit new members without looking at their prior history, leaving the Al-Qaeda movement extremely vulnerable. …”
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All in the name: the effect of elite source cues on value perception
Published 2014“…This study investigated the effect of message source labeling (US politician versus Al-Qaeda leader) on citizens’ perception of their own values in comparison to their perception of values held by the message source. …”
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Siapakah ISIS?
Published 2016“…Akhir sekali, kumpulan mujahidin Al-Qaeda yang berhijrah dari Afghanistan, akibat serangan AS ke atas bumi Afghan selepas peristiwa 11 September2. …”
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The OODA loop and Salafi-Jihadi inspired home-grown terrorism: a tactic of asymmetric warfare
Published 2016“…The case studies examined al Qaeda’s adaptation into a dynamic, regenerative brand and its ability to penetrate Western moral boundaries. …”
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Al-Shabaab's leadership hierarchy and its ideology
Published 2012“…The key objective of this research is to investigate al-Shabaab’s political ideology and its structural leadership, to assess the ideological relationship between al-Shabaab and Al-Qaeda, to comprehend the political future of the group and to ascertain their political and theological ideologies. …”
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Brothers, Believers, Brave Mujahideen: Focusing Attention on the Audience of Violent Jihadist Preachers
Published 2016“…This research has yielded significant insights into how organizations such as Al Qaeda and Islamic State craft their messages, the mediums they use to disseminate their messages, and the ways in which they reach their audiences. …”
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The Western Sahara conflict: the dilemma of National Liberation War, Referendum and Terrorism in Africa`s last colony, 1973 – 2013
Published 2015“…By interrogating diverse sources on this subject through the application of contemporary historical method, this study exposes the challenge of this prolonged conflict to the credibility of the AU and the UNO, and the danger posed by the availability of idle Polisario fighters for recruitment by terrorist groups, including Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb. It concludes that only the UN implementation of its resolutions on the matter since 1963 could avert a descent into terrorism.…”
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The end of application of international humanitarian law
Published 2014“…Finally, the article briefly looks at the (putative) armed conflict between the US and Al-Qaeda and its seemingly imminent end.…”
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Policies and views of the UN and Western Nations on Al-Shabaab and its recruitment strategies
Published 2012“…In the current political epoch of the Muslim world, groups like al-shabaab, Taliban and al-Qaeda seem out of touch with the new breed of comparatively young Muslim generation.…”
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“Beyond jihad”: The Islamic contributions to the field of strategic studies
Published 2023“…This is due, in part, to the recent theology of Islamic militants (Al Qaeda, for example), who have portrayed (erroneously) Jihad as the sole strategy of Islamic warfare in contemporary times. …”
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Terrorism post 11 September 2001: the economic globalisation and religion (Islamophobia) perspective
Published 2021“…The existence of non-state actors such as Al Qaeda, DAESH or IS serves as indicators that non-state actors can challenge the state actors. …”
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ISIS: Inside the army of terror. By Michael Weiss and Hassan Hassan. Regan Arts. New York, 2015. Pp. 270. ISBN: 978-1-941393-57-4
Published 2017“…Beginning with the early days of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the founder of ISIS’s first incarnation as “al-Qaeda in Iraq”, Weiss and Hassan explain who the key players are – from their elusive leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi to the former Saddam Baathists in their ranks – where they come from, how they have attracted both local and global support, and how they operate – from their social media strategy to illicit oil revenues. ....…”
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The status of prisoners-of-war under international law: an analysis of the Afghan scenario
Published 2002“…In the course of military operation against the Taliban regime and its foreign allies, including al-Qaeda, thousands of combatants were captured and detained bu anti-Taliban Afghan forces and by the United States. …”
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Revealing the propaganda of communication between the Islamic fundamentalism activists of the Middle East and Indonesia
Published 2018“…Fundamentalist groups such as al-Qaeda and ISIS, proved to be no longer just local movements in Iraq and Syria, but have turned to be transnational movements. …”
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