ijc 2020
DOI: 10.18278/ijc.7.2.3
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Why Salafi-Jihadist Terrorist Groups Pledge Allegiance to Al Qaeda or Isis

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“…They are based in Africa (green circles), Asia (yellow circles), and the Middle East (yellow circles). Whatever their reasons for pledging allegiance to ISIS, all these smaller groups shared the belief that they could benefit from ISIS' brand name and popularity in terms of attracting more recruits, gaining recognition, and receiving ideological and logistical support (Cengiz and Karademir, 2020). Other factors, however, also played a role in each terrorist organization's decision to declare loyalty to ISIS.…”
Section: Expansion Of Salafist Ideology and Creation Of Provincial Fr...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…They are based in Africa (green circles), Asia (yellow circles), and the Middle East (yellow circles). Whatever their reasons for pledging allegiance to ISIS, all these smaller groups shared the belief that they could benefit from ISIS' brand name and popularity in terms of attracting more recruits, gaining recognition, and receiving ideological and logistical support (Cengiz and Karademir, 2020). Other factors, however, also played a role in each terrorist organization's decision to declare loyalty to ISIS.…”
Section: Expansion Of Salafist Ideology and Creation Of Provincial Fr...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Saudi Arabia and Qatar also have sought to overthrow the Assad regime by supporting opposition groups regardless of whether they are terrorist organizations. The ongoing civil war in Syria has led to many cases of arms and money being transferred to al-Qaeda and ISIS groups in Syria (Cengiz, 2020).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…They assumed that the place where they carried out the suicide bombing was an infidel place. In particular, the place contains foreign tourists from the Americas and Europe (Cengiz & Karademir, 2020;Kozera & Popławski, 2019).…”
Section: Dynamics Of the Universality Concept In Islam And Catholicismmentioning
confidence: 99%