منيرة عبدالله
15/02/2015, 11:09 PM
أشكر القائمين على االمنتديات لاضافتي لهذا الملتقى العلمي النافع و أتشرف بأخوتي وأخواتي وأساتذاتنا بارك الله في الجميع وارجو من الله الاستفادة والتعلم لنا جميعا اللهم امين و أرجو منكم للضرورة الافادة بترجماتكم المقترحة الى اللغة العربية للكلمات الواردة باللون الاحمرفي الفقرات االآتية::)
To my mind, this gives too much credence to the way Isis views itself. There's actually little in common between the horribly repressive regime it has established in parts of Iraq and Syria and the subtle Islamic states of mediaeval times,which in Spain, for example, exercised a degree of tolerance at a time when the rest of Europe was wracked by persecution.
When it posts videos of people being beheaded or shot, Isis advances several of its goals - simultaneously inspiring dread in its enemies, teaching the
communities it controls the dire consequences of departing from an exceptionally extreme interpretation of Islam. Moreover, Baghdadi's claim to speak for all Muslims is dismissed by Islamic scholars and rejected as absurd by practically the entire Muslim world.
. Still, there must be a danger that Western citizens who have gone to Syria and Iraq as Isis fighters will return battle-hardened and with new bomb-making skills. In these circumstances there may be an increased risk that one or other of these groups will be tempted to stage a spectacular act of terror in order to secure a position of leadership in the global jihadist struggle.
. In doing so, they've unwittingly let loose a particularly nasty version of modern savagery. Whatever happens to the self-styled caliphate, the forces it embodies aren't going to fade away. Isis
In my view, toppling Saddam was bound to unravel this secular state and the Iraqi state itself.
To my mind, this gives too much credence to the way Isis views itself. There's actually little in common between the horribly repressive regime it has established in parts of Iraq and Syria and the subtle Islamic states of mediaeval times,which in Spain, for example, exercised a degree of tolerance at a time when the rest of Europe was wracked by persecution.
When it posts videos of people being beheaded or shot, Isis advances several of its goals - simultaneously inspiring dread in its enemies, teaching the
communities it controls the dire consequences of departing from an exceptionally extreme interpretation of Islam. Moreover, Baghdadi's claim to speak for all Muslims is dismissed by Islamic scholars and rejected as absurd by practically the entire Muslim world.
. Still, there must be a danger that Western citizens who have gone to Syria and Iraq as Isis fighters will return battle-hardened and with new bomb-making skills. In these circumstances there may be an increased risk that one or other of these groups will be tempted to stage a spectacular act of terror in order to secure a position of leadership in the global jihadist struggle.
. In doing so, they've unwittingly let loose a particularly nasty version of modern savagery. Whatever happens to the self-styled caliphate, the forces it embodies aren't going to fade away. Isis
In my view, toppling Saddam was bound to unravel this secular state and the Iraqi state itself.