Al-Qaedaism in the Context of Civil War

Hakan Kiyici

doi:10.5771/9781666924039

Summary

Al-Qaedaism in the Context of Civil War: The Nexus between Terrorism and Support explains how al-Qaeda as a terrorist organization has misappropriated the political theory of a Sunni paradigm, developing what is called al-Qaedaism, in order to supply more civilian participation and recruitment and to attain global legitimacy in the context of a civil war. It includes a comprehensive analysis of the political, religious, and social practices of al-Qaeda, through writings of key ideologues and an examination of the original strategies of the political, social and religious practices of al-Qaeda.

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Bibliographic data

Copyright year: 2024
ISBN-Print: 978-1-66692-402-2
ISBN-Online: 978-1-6669-2403-9
Publisher: Lexington, Lanham
Language: English
Pages: 222
Product type: Book Titles

1. Dedication No access
2. Acknowledgements No access
3. List of Abbreviations No access
Introduction No access Pages 1 - 14
1. 1. Old versus New Conflicts No access
  2. The Waves of Internal Conflicts No access
  3. The Rebel Governance in Internal Conflicts No access
  4. The Trigger Factors of the Rebel Governance System No access
  5. The Strategic Dynamics of the Rebel Governance System No access
2. 1. The Political Dynamics of Fundamentalist Groups No access
  2. The Theological Dynamics of Fundamentalist Groups No access
  3. The Fundamentalist Governance System during Conflict No access
1. 1. Conventional Understanding and Islamic Rebellion No access
  2. The Rebellious (Revolutionary) Opposition in the Context of the Sunni Paradigm No access
  3. The Non-Rebellious (Forbearance and Tamaqqun) Opposition Streams No access
  4. Reconciliation and Struggle with Opposing Veins No access
2. 1. Al-Qaeda: Emergence of the Global Fundamentalist Organization No access
  2. Rebel Governance System from 1988 to 1990 No access
  3. Ibn TAYMIYYAH No access
  4. Sayyid QUTB No access
  5. Abdullah Azzam No access
  6. Rebel Governance System from 1990 to 2001 No access
  7. Ayman al-Zawahiri No access
3. 1. Al-Qaeda’s Rebel Governance System post-9/11 No access
  2. Abu Ubayd al-Qurashi No access
  3. Abd al-Aziz al-Muqrin No access
  4. Abu Bakr Naji No access
  5. Abu Mus’ab al-SURI No access
  6. Anwar al-Awlaki No access
  7. Abu Yahya al-LIBI No access
1. 1. Counter-Terrorism No access
  2. The Kinetic Approaches No access
  3. The Soft-and-Smart Approaches No access
  4. The Changing Nature of Counter-Terrorism No access
  5. As a Source of Radicalization and Recruitment Processes: Al-Qaedaism No access
  6. Confronting to Radicalization and Recruitment of Al-Qaedaism No access
2. 1. Theological Source of al-Qaedaism No access
  2. The Decontextualized Main Canons No access
  3. The Decontextualization of Main Doctrine No access
  4. Contextualization Tools of Terrorism No access
  5. (Meta)Narratives No access
  6. The Symbolic Process No access
  7. Apocalypticism No access
3. 1. Counter-Ideological Efforts for al-Qaedaism No access
  2. The Strategic Components of Counter-Ideological Efforts against al-Qaedaism No access
  3. The Tactical Components of Counter-Ideological Works No access
  4. The Risk-Reducing Role of Counter-Ideological Works No access
  5. Counter-Ideology for Delegitimization No access
  6. Counter-Ideology for Counter-Narratives No access
  7. Counter-Ideology for Pluralist Viewpoint No access
4. Conclusion No access
Bibliography No access Pages 193 - 214
Index No access Pages 215 - 220
About the Author No access Pages 221 - 222