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'''Jihadism''' is a radical extremist, fundamentalist variant of [[File:Muslim 2.png]] [[Islamic Theocracy]]. It seeks to establish sharia law and Islamic rule through often violent means. Adherents to this movement generally follow these principles: rejection of all innovation within Islam, Strict emphasis on Tawhid, rejection of non-Islamic values, and so on. |
'''Jihadism''' is a radical extremist, fundamentalist variant of [[File:Muslim 2.png]] [[Islamic Theocracy]]. It seeks to establish sharia law and Islamic rule through often violent means. Adherents to this movement generally follow these principles: rejection of all innovation within Islam, Strict emphasis on Tawhid, rejection of non-Islamic values, and so on. |
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Jihadists are noted to share many similarities and have roots within the ancient Islamic sect by the name of " |
Jihadists are noted to share many similarities and have roots within the ancient Islamic sect by the name of "Kharijites" who likewise embraced similar beliefs in regards to takfir and Jihad. However, current day Jihadists reject this representation. His ISIS side '''''hates''''' being called "Da'esh", it sends him into a murderous rage (just like real-life ISIS). |
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==History== |
==History== |
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===[[File:Cball-Isis.png]] ISIS=== |
===[[File:Cball-Isis.png]] ISIS=== |
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The Islamic State does not follow Al Qaeda’s “far enemy” strategy, preferring instead the “near enemy” strategy, on a regional level. As such, the primary target of the Islamic State has not been the United States, but rather “apostate” regimes in the Arab world ( |
The Islamic State does not follow Al Qaeda’s “far enemy” strategy, preferring instead the “near enemy” strategy, on a regional level. As such, the primary target of the Islamic State has not been the United States, but rather “apostate” regimes in the Arab world (Assad regime in Syria and the Abadi regime in Iraq) |
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==Personality and Behaviour== |
==Personality and Behaviour== |
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Jihadism is usually portrayed as a fundamentalist |
Jihadism is usually portrayed as a fundamentalist Muslim. He enforces ideas of women wearing hijabs, anti- [[File:gay.png]] LGBT, [[File:Anti-Americanism.png]] Anti-Americanism, and other Islamic characteristics. He's hard to be friends with as he's quick to call people "infidels" or "kuffar", meaning non-believer. He also has a passion of blowing things up and killing people. |
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==How to Draw== |
==How to Draw== |
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