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Thursday, January 29, 2015

Young women understand ISIS spread via the Internet

Young women understand ISIS spread via the Internet

Jennifer Vincenza M submitted to the court in Duesseldorf, Germany on suspicion of funding ISIS.
Many young women who live in the area group calling itself the Islamic State or ISIS spend time on the internet to spread the understanding of life 'caliphate' new.
Their message on social media and everyday English dyed religious terminology may not always be appropriate and not appropriate to their age, as reported by the BBC, James Longman.
Often the words are used in the form of incitement and distort the understanding of current events and historical records.
But in the virtual world and also in a war is not clear that further fueled by propaganda, messages like these are heard by more and more young people in English, both women and men.
They believe that the future of religious and ownership can be met by residents of other parts of the world.
We consider interesting because its first cultural reference is made in the Disney movie, interesting because these people are citizens of the West, but at the same time they hate the West.
Ross Frenett
Many Britons
In a recent study conducted Institute for Strategic Dialogue is estimated at around 3,000 residents of Western Europe visited Syria and Iraq, with about 500 of whom are women.
It is difficult to know exactly how many of them Britons, but accounts in social media suggests a significant amount.
The report titled Becoming Mulan find the desire to create a 'home' new Muslims appeal to women although some also expressed a desire to fight.
The title of the report cites a girl who sent a message on Twitter about his desire to be a fighter to visit Syria.
"We look at this interesting because the first cultural reference is made in the Disney movie, interesting because these people are citizens of the West, but at the same time they hate the West," said one of the authors of the report, Ross Frenett.

Why Islamic caliphate supported?

Two-thirds of Islam in Egypt, Morocco, Indonesia and Pakistan supports the new caliph.
In June, a group calling itself the Islamic State or ISIS declared the establishment of the caliphate which includes parts of Syria and Iraq.
ISIS-known brutal indeed far from the understanding of Islam in general about the Caliphate, the BBC Edward Stourton.
But Gallup survey conducted in 2006 on the Islamists in Egypt, Morocco, Indonesia, and Pakistan said two-thirds of respondents support the goal of "uniting all Muslim countries" in a new caliph.
Caliph derived from the Arabic word meaning deputy or substitute and in the Koran it is associated with the fair administration.
And for residents of Sunni Islam today, most of whom live under autocratic regimes, the idea of a caliphate based on the principle of government without coercion, most likely very interesting.
greatness of Islam
Emir and Caliph of Al-Andalus
Abd-ar-Rahman III (889- 961) - Emir and Caliph Al-Andalus.
Most followers of Islam are also interested in the caliphate because it evokes the greatness of Islam.
After the Prophet Muhammad, leadership passed by four Caliph alternately known as the caliph --kekhalifahan who obtain the correct instructions. Afterward, the Umayyad Caliphate ruled, then the Abbasids.
Islamic Golden Age was also marked by the greatness of thought and creativity culture.
Abbasid palace in Baghdad considers it important literature and music, in addition to advances in medicine, science and mathematics.
Engineering?
ISIS uses various elements of the history of the Caliphate to achieve its objectives.
Black uniforms and flags of this group is similar to the black cloak clothes Abbasid empire in the eighth century, said historian Hugh Kennedy.
Their original name, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant reminiscent of the time when there are no boundaries in the two countries.
This leads to the second region became part of the Islamic caliphate.

And ISIS success so far mastered a number of areas in Iraq and Syria apparently considered to represent the strength of the desire for the establishment of the Caliphate. BBC

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