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Category: The Islamic State
The Islamic State releases a copy of Muḥammad Ibn 'Abd al-Wahāb's book: "Issues of the Age of Ignorance, First Edition"
Click the following link for a safe PDF copy: Muḥammad Ibn ‘Abd al-Wahāb — “Issues of the Age of Ignorance, First Edition”
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New Nashīd from The Islamic State: "Rise of the State"
The Islamic State: “Rise of the State”
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New video message from The Islamic State: “Binghāzī: The Meaning of Stability #2 – Wilāyat al-Barqah”
Click here for the first part in this video series.
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Check out my new research paper for the Washington Institute: "The Islamic State's Territorial Methodology"
Abstract:
Since June 2014, when the Islamic State proclaimed itself a caliphate, a pattern has emerged in the way IS expands into new territories and consolidates its control. In this new study, jihadi expert Aaron Y. Zelin provides a framework for understanding how the Islamic State goes from no control to full consolidation of control in a particular area. Three case studies show how this framework plays out: the Islamic State’s success in Wilayat Tarabulus in Libya, its failure in Wilayat Idlib in Syria, and its ongoing building process in various self-proclaimed provinces in Yemen. This framework is unique in providing tools to analyze IS’s position with regard to expansion or recession irrespective of the locus of IS provinces. This paper thus provides important insights into IS’s state-building project and how it hopes to export its model to its constellation of provinces.
Click here to read the entire paper.
New release from The Islamic State: “Harvest of the Military Operations for the Month of December 2015-January 2016 – Wilāyat Saynā’”
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New video message from The Islamic State: “Victory From God and An Imminent Conquest #3 – Wilāyat al-Khayr”
For prior parts in this video series see: #2 and #1.
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New release from The Islamic State: "Raising the Awareness of the Subjects With Sharī'ah Politics, First Edition"
Click the following link for a safe PDF copy: The Islamic State — “Raising the Awareness of the Subjects With Sharī’ah Politics, First Edition”
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New video message from The Islamic State: "The Fighting Arrow – Wilāyat Ḥalab"
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Jihadology Podcast: The Malian Jihadi Landscape
Andrew Lebovich comes on the show to discuss the various jihadi groups that have been active in Mali over the past few years. Some of the topics covered include:
- The political process in Mali after the French intervention
- Why there has been a rise in violence recently
- Why IS has not been able to penetrate Mali like many of the other jihadi zones
- Where things might be going from here
Links
- Andrew Lebovich | European Council on Foreign Relations
- Andrew Lebovich (@tweetsintheME) | Twitter
- Deciphering Algeria: the stirrings of reform? | European Council on Foreign Relations
- How we talk about Islam in Mali and Beyond | The Wasat
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