Exam 11: Jihadist Networks

The present-day revolt in Thailand is smaller but more united than the failed revolt that occurred 40 years ago.

Also known as Dr.Fadl,____________was one of Egypt's leading militants in the 1970s.

_______________ 's A Call to Global Islamic Resistance is a lengthy Jihadi Salafist treatise.

Explain the Haqqani network.

The Muslim Brotherhood formed in Afghanistan.

Only religious fanatics follow the Jihadi Salafist path.

Modern militancy grew with the teachings of _______________ in the 20th century.

Explain the philosophy of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Most Muslims,including a large number of Jihadi Salafists,have denounced ISIS.

Trace the path of expansion of Jihadist groups into Southeast Asia.

In practice,AQI was an extension of al Qaeda.

_______________ is one of the newest jihadist groups grown from the tangled political situation in Yemen,and it maintains cross- border ties with radicals in Saudi Arabia.

____________see themselves as the only "true" Muslims,and they have assumed the authority to denounce fellow Muslims "heretics" if they disagree with the theology.

Describe the three recent terrorist groups in the Philippines as presented in the text.

Al Qaeda's origins can be traced to __________________.

Explain N.W.Zackie's examination of A Call to Global Islamic Resistance.

Who was the leader of the Taliban?

_______________ evolved from the ISI and declared its independence from al Qaeda's core.

What is the Islamic group that governed Afghanistan from 1996 to 2001?

The____________ is the Pakistani domestic and foreign intelligence service,created by the British in 1948.