Hijrah according to the Islamic State
Uberman, Matan Shay, Shaul
Hijrah according to the Islamic State :: An analysis of Dabiq / [Recurso electrónico] PDF .-- : S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies , September 2016
In the Islamic tradition, Hijrah refers to Prophet Muhammad's migration from Mecca to Medina in 622 CE. However, the Islamic State (IS) has manipulated the same concept to attract Muslim followers to its territories in Syria and Iraq. The article analyses IS’ propaganda magazine, Dabiq, to explore how IS has created a false understanding of Hijrah and exploited the concept for its own political and military agenda.
2382-6444
Terrorismo Sistemas de gestión--Selección y reclutamiento Metodología de análisis Estado Islámico
Hijrah according to the Islamic State :: An analysis of Dabiq / [Recurso electrónico] PDF .-- : S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies , September 2016
In the Islamic tradition, Hijrah refers to Prophet Muhammad's migration from Mecca to Medina in 622 CE. However, the Islamic State (IS) has manipulated the same concept to attract Muslim followers to its territories in Syria and Iraq. The article analyses IS’ propaganda magazine, Dabiq, to explore how IS has created a false understanding of Hijrah and exploited the concept for its own political and military agenda.
2382-6444
Terrorismo Sistemas de gestión--Selección y reclutamiento Metodología de análisis Estado Islámico
