Statistics show that the websites of terrorist organizations have features that help them mislead and recruit young people. In the documentary produced by Sawt Alhikma, we learn about the role of the internet in spreading extremism and how to counter it.
Many anti-extremist movements in Europe have called for a protest in Dresden against the Pegida movement, known for its extremism and severe hostility towards Islam, on the five-year anniversary of this foundation that aims to deport Muslims from Europe!
A photograph taken by Saudi photographer Ammar al-Amir won the honorary prize at the Siena International Competition in Italy where Westerners were impressed with the beautiful scene of Muslim worshippers.
Studies show that a percentage of those involved in terrorist organizations in Western countries already had criminal backgrounds that included crimes such as murder and robbery, which led them to mingle with former terrorists while serving their prison sentences.
Despite Baghdadi's murder, the efforts to combat extremist ideologies must continue until it is ensured that such terrorist entities are permanently demobilized. We need to disintegrate their power, prevent their crimes and deter their polarization of the youth.
ISIS has chosen Abu Omar al-Turkmani, from Iraq, as the successor to Baghdadi. In the coming period, he will be trying to strengthen the organization and carry out bloody terrorist operations in retaliation for the alleged killing of Baghdadi.
Under the leadership of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, ISIS is estimated to have committed crimes against humanity. Baghdadi's bloody operations killed innocent people, destroyed cities, and displaced millions who escaped the battlefields and have become refugees.
Storyful, a social media agency, revealed that ISIS resorted to TikTok, an app for music videos, to recruit young people and to promote their ideology. The app’s management removed many of the accounts that have been linked to ISIS.
The Blue Mosque in Amsterdam has amplified the call to prayer using loudspeakers during Friday prayers for the first time in the city's history. This initiative will strengthen the values of coexistence and respect for other religions.
ISIS leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, was killed in a U.S. airstrike in Idlib, Syria, after years of pursuit during which al-Baghdadi and his men killed thousands of innocent people in the name of religion and deceived thousands of young people.
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