ISIS beheads another innocent American journalist

is the islamic front the same thing as ISIS? or is it a completely different faction?




anyways, here is a fucking crazy video from earlier in the week.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYgiH6ZDtU8

DeebieSkeebiesis the islamic front the same thing as ISIS? or is it a completely different faction?




anyways, here is a fucking crazy video from earlier in the week.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYgiH6ZDtU8

Different.

There is ISIS, IF, ISI, and a bunch of other groups that all have Islamic in their name that are separate groups but may be allies or enemies. It all depends.

DeebieSkeebiesis the islamic front the same thing as ISIS? or is it a completely different faction?




anyways, here is a fucking crazy video from earlier in the week.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYgiH6ZDtU8

The islamic front is "on our side". They still believe in Sharia law and theres a good chance they will turn on us the minute they gain power.

DeebieSkeebiesis the islamic front the same thing as ISIS? or is it a completely different faction?




anyways, here is a fucking crazy video from earlier in the week.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYgiH6ZDtU8

The islamic front is "on our side". They still believe in Sharia law and theres a good chance they will turn on us the minute they gain power.

DeebieSkeebiesis the islamic front the same thing as ISIS? or is it a completely different faction?




anyways, here is a fucking crazy video from earlier in the week.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYgiH6ZDtU8

.MASSHOLE.Different.

There is ISIS, IF, ISI, and a bunch of other groups that all have Islamic in their name that are separate groups but may be allies or enemies. It all depends.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiyyWiO-IKY

Pretty cool video about them.

vice killed it with that ghosts of aleppo doc. i enjoyed that.



thanks for the input on that faction, too btw. just trying to figure out who's who and who could be a potential nightmare like this one down the road.

DeebieSkeebiesis the islamic front the same thing as ISIS? or is it a completely different faction?




anyways, here is a fucking crazy video from earlier in the week.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYgiH6ZDtU8

Allaahhhhuuuu akhbaarrrr

My favorite ISIS video is the one where they light up their dude with a DSHK.

cobra_commanderMy favorite ISIS video is the one where they light up their dude with a DSHK.

Sending him to the snack bar in the sky



allahs snackbar now open for business

shocker611The islamic front is "on our side". They still believe in Sharia law and theres a good chance they will turn on us the minute they gain power.

The Islamic Front is a body of different Islamist militant groups. Unfortunately, within the group there are both moderate factions and fanatic factions.

DeebieSkeebiesvice killed it with that ghosts of aleppo doc. i enjoyed that.



thanks for the input on that faction, too btw. just trying to figure out who's who and who could be a potential nightmare like this one down the road.

So, I want to clear somethings up in this thread.

In the Islamic world, jihad can have multiple meanings and there are multiple types. The violence which we all associate jihad with is part of the lesser jihad. The lesser jihad can be defined as the struggle to implement or defend Islam but this does not not necessarily involve violence. Within the lesser jihad can be near jihad or far jihad. Near jihad is considered fighting within a state to remove a enemies of Islam (government/leaders) while far jihad is considered fighting the enemies of Islam worldwide. For example, HAMAS engages in near jihad against the Israeli government, while al-Qaeda engages in far jihad against the US, England, Spain, etc.


Background of Syria:

The majority of the Syrian population in Syria is of the Sunni Muslim sect, but the government is full of Alawites. Groups in the Syrian War are engaging in near jihad, attempting to "defend" Islam as they see al-Assad's government as repressing the practice of Islam because it is made up of Alawites and did not implement Shariah law.

However, some of the groups (ISIS, Al-Nusra) have looked back to religious texts in the Qur'an, sunna, and hadith, seeing that there once was a swath of land called the Levante and that the Prophet proclaimed they would return to it. However, al-Nusra currently sees the Syrian conflict as a more pressing issue for a multitude of reasons, while ISIS is attempting to take over the entire region of the Levante. However, both of these groups have no open plans to engage in warfare against the West until their goals in the Levante are complete.

None of the Syrian groups however have open plans to engage in far jihad until their goals in Syria and the surrounding area are complete.

.MASSHOLE.The Islamic Front is a body of different Islamist militant groups. Unfortunately, within the group there are both moderate factions and fanatic factions.



So, I want to clear somethings up in this thread.

In the Islamic world, jihad can have multiple meanings and there are multiple types. The violence which we all associate jihad with is part of the lesser jihad. The lesser jihad can be defined as the struggle to implement or defend Islam but this does not not necessarily involve violence. Within the lesser jihad can be near jihad or far jihad. Near jihad is considered fighting within a state to remove a enemies of Islam (government/leaders) while far jihad is considered fighting the enemies of Islam worldwide. For example, HAMAS engages in near jihad against the Israeli government, while al-Qaeda engages in far jihad against the US, England, Spain, etc.


Background of Syria:

The majority of the Syrian population in Syria is of the Sunni Muslim sect, but the government is full of Alawites. Groups in the Syrian War are engaging in near jihad, attempting to "defend" Islam as they see al-Assad's government as repressing the practice of Islam because it is made up of Alawites and did not implement Shariah law.

However, some of the groups (ISIS, Al-Nusra) have looked back to religious texts in the Qur'an, sunna, and hadith, seeing that there once was a swath of land called the Levante and that the Prophet proclaimed they would return to it. However, al-Nusra currently sees the Syrian conflict as a more pressing issue for a multitude of reasons, while ISIS is attempting to take over the entire region of the Levante. However, both of these groups have no open plans to engage in warfare against the West until their goals in the Levante are complete.

None of the Syrian groups however have open plans to engage in far jihad until their goals in Syria and the surrounding area are complete.

thanks a ton for the info, i definitely have a better understanding of the whole situation.



one of the craziest things is that some of the oldest settlements in human history are in complete ruins. really hard to fathom for me, for some reason.

Just about all of them need killing.