RT Article
T1 How Al-Qaeda and ISIS Employed Media?: A Comparative Study
JF Politikologija religije
VO 17
IS 1
SP 89
OP 107
A1 Abboushi, Aiman
A1 Al-Qudsy, Sharifah Hayaati Syed Ismail
A1 Abdulwahab, Amer
LA English
PB CEEOL
YR 2023
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/188595185X
AB Terrorist movements express their discourse through messages, which they are keen to send a specific state or people or the whole world. However, terrorist blasts are not the only message, but rather ideological reasoning accompanies every terrorist act. This was clearly observable in the discourse of Al-Qa'eda, especially as the group tried to rely on considerable grievances which cannot be denied. Al-Qa'eda has a wide and accumulated experience in turns and events, which make it a phenomenon worthy of study. With the development of Al-Qa'eda's experience, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria's power, speed of spread, ascendancy and brutality since it took control of Mosul without noticeable resistance on June 20, 2013 has been remarkable. This moment was a point of transformation in the media's view of the organization. And it becomes clear that any of both organizations will not be sustainable so long as they lack justifications considered reasonable by outside observers and lack grievances to push their soldiers to recruit youth and convince them with their media arguments.
K1 Isis
K1 Al-Qaeda
K1 media discourse
K1 messages
K1 Terrorism
DO 10.54561/prj1701089a