Islamic State.
(الدولة الإسلامية)

Name: Islamic State.
Author: Atwan, Abdel Bari.

Title	Islamic State.
Title Original	الدولة الإسلامية
Author	Atwan, Abdel Bari.
Author Original	عطوان عبد الباري
Publication Date:	2020
Publication Place	Beirut - Dar Al-Saqi
Subject	IS (Organization), Nonfiction, Politics
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	260
Library:	Wesleyan University Library
Library Asset ID	ISBN : 9786144257166, ISBN : 6144257160, ISBN : 614-425-817-5
Record ID	alma9932737041603768
Library Location	See online access
Date	2020
Notes	Title from eBook information screen.., Requires the Libby app or a modern web browser.
Sample Text	• Intro • Issued to the author • An introduction is necessary • Mastery and expansion • The Arab Spring and its alternative • Saddam sowed the first seeds • A different generation • The roots of savagery • A strange personality • Was he a Brotherhood? • Chapter One: The structure of the state and its men • What is a “state”? • The origin of the caliphate • Management of the “Islamic State” • Political repercussions of the “Islamic State” • Coalition military intervention • The richest “terrorist” group in history • Timeline for the birth of the “Islamic State” • The birth of a new caliphate • Chapter Two: Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi • The march towards militancy • Strict driving • Popularity • Chapter Three: Iraqi Roots • Clash of personalities • Al-Nusra’s split from the state • Sheikh Osama bin Laden • A new wave of extremism and violence • Arab revolutions • The entry of jihadists into Iraq • The beginning of military action • The incubating environment of failure and Al-Maliki’s gift to the Islamic State • Chapter Four: The Islamic State in Syria: Background • Politics and religion in Syria • Radical Islam in Syria - modern history • Syria's foreign relations • Map of the Syrian opposition • From revolution to civil war • International response • Chapter Five: The essence of power: Wahhabism, Saudi Arabia, America and the “Islamic State” • What is Wahhabism? • The relationship between the House of Saud and Wahhabism • A strange partnership in one bed: Saudi Arabia and America • Dawah - spreading the seeds of Wahhabism • Fueling and financing jihad • Control the media • Chapter Six: The strategy of brutality • History of excessive violence during wars • Managing savagery • The legal rooting of savagery • The thorn of spite and exhaustion • Conclusion • Chapter Seven: Foreign fighters in the “Islamic State” • Network established over time • Tunisian-Libyan-Maghreb participation • A special office for jihadists • Why does the Islamic State attract such numbers of foreign fighters? • Chapter Eight: The Islamic State vs. Al-Qaeda... Enemy Brothers • Al-Zarqawi’s worker • Chapter Nine: Media of brutality and its goals • Recruiting Western youth is a priority • A losing media battle • Baghdad in the eye of the lens • Chapter Ten: The West and Islam, a dangerous game • Supporting the Caliphate., • Oil security and Western foreign policy • Communism: “Enemy Number One” • Defining extremism: The West’s dilemma • Chapter Eleven: The future of the Islamic State • The Turkish impasse • Syrian Awakening • Possibilities of failure and success • The Palestinian dilemma • Index of flags • Index of places • About the book.
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Islamic State.

(الدولة الإسلامية)

Author Atwan, Abdel Bari.

Author Original عطوان عبد الباري

Publication Date 2020

Publication Place Beirut - Dar Al-Saqi

Subject IS (Organization), Nonfiction, Politics

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 260

Library Wesleyan University Library

Library Asset ID ISBN : 9786144257166, ISBN : 6144257160, ISBN : 614-425-817-5

Record ID alma9932737041603768

Library Location See online access

Date 2020

Notes Title from eBook information screen.., Requires the Libby app or a modern web browser.

Sample Text • Intro • Issued to the author • An introduction is necessary • Mastery and expansion • The Arab Spring and its alternative • Saddam sowed the first seeds • A different generation • The roots of savagery • A strange personality • Was he a Brotherhood? • Chapter One: The structure of the state and its men • What is a “state”? • The origin of the caliphate • Management of the “Islamic State” • Political repercussions of the “Islamic State” • Coalition military intervention • The richest “terrorist” group in history • Timeline for the birth of the “Islamic State” • The birth of a new caliphate • Chapter Two: Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi • The march towards militancy • Strict driving • Popularity • Chapter Three: Iraqi Roots • Clash of personalities • Al-Nusra’s split from the state • Sheikh Osama bin Laden • A new wave of extremism and violence • Arab revolutions • The entry of jihadists into Iraq • The beginning of military action • The incubating environment of failure and Al-Maliki’s gift to the Islamic State • Chapter Four: The Islamic State in Syria: Background • Politics and religion in Syria • Radical Islam in Syria - modern history • Syria's foreign relations • Map of the Syrian opposition • From revolution to civil war • International response • Chapter Five: The essence of power: Wahhabism, Saudi Arabia, America and the “Islamic State” • What is Wahhabism? • The relationship between the House of Saud and Wahhabism • A strange partnership in one bed: Saudi Arabia and America • Dawah - spreading the seeds of Wahhabism • Fueling and financing jihad • Control the media • Chapter Six: The strategy of brutality • History of excessive violence during wars • Managing savagery • The legal rooting of savagery • The thorn of spite and exhaustion • Conclusion • Chapter Seven: Foreign fighters in the “Islamic State” • Network established over time • Tunisian-Libyan-Maghreb participation • A special office for jihadists • Why does the Islamic State attract such numbers of foreign fighters? • Chapter Eight: The Islamic State vs. Al-Qaeda... Enemy Brothers • Al-Zarqawi’s worker • Chapter Nine: Media of brutality and its goals • Recruiting Western youth is a priority • A losing media battle • Baghdad in the eye of the lens • Chapter Ten: The West and Islam, a dangerous game • Supporting the Caliphate., • Oil security and Western foreign policy • Communism: “Enemy Number One” • Defining extremism: The West’s dilemma • Chapter Eleven: The future of the Islamic State • The Turkish impasse • Syrian Awakening • Possibilities of failure and success • The Palestinian dilemma • Index of flags • Index of places • About the book.

Baskı 1st ed.