Caliphate

to Sakkwatanci: A Caliphate is defined as an Islamic State governed by a Caliph or Sultan; where the Caliph exercises both political and religious powers as the states supreme head, he holds the title of AMIR AL-mumin (Commander of the Faithful) and in Hausa, SARKIN MUSULMI. Islam of itself follows the teachings of Muhammad, the prophet as he was both the religious head and political leader of the faithful. Currently known to the world today as Northern Nigeria the Sokoto Caliphate followed the Sufi

path of Prophet Muhammad, politically, economically, and spiritually. During the rule of the 4 caliphates, Abu Baker, Umar Ibn Al- Khattab, Uthman Ibn Affan and Ali, the Muslims underwent a series of developments, movements, and conquests. The Islamic caliphates in the post Prophethood time period, provided leadership and social unity for Middle Eastern communities to follow into modern times. The caliphates represented an ideal example through their political, economical, and religious enforcements

IDEOLOGY:- The Phrase ideology means: “Sciences of ideals”. It include those thoughts which encourages the any nation for struggle. Ideology is a set of beliefs values, ideals of a group and nation. It is deeply ingrained in the consciousness of the people. It is set of principals, a framework of an action and guidance system that gives order and meaning to and human action. Ideology emphasizes on some particular principals, ideals, social and economic arrangements

Iraq and Syria, to demonstrate it can run a state with large towns and cities” (Lister). Another main goal of ISIS is to establish a global caliphate. A global caliphate is the concept of a worldwide totalitarian dictatorship lead by one person. ISIS sees this one person as Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and thus his followers seek to prop him up and empower him.The caliphate “is the launching pad for a global battlefield” who seeks to carry out offensive Jihad in an effort to expand its power to a global level

crimes have no statute of limitation. He was able to weave the heroism of the Red Army and its officers and soldiers who had defeated the Nazis and halted the feared extermination mechanism. Putin also claimed that Russia bore the greatest weight against Germany. Putin’s speech was presented at the Jewish Museum as the world celebrated the 70th anniversary of liberation of Auschwitz by the Red Army in 1945. By Putin’s own admission, he hunted rats for food as a child growing up poor in St. Petersburg

the ardent failure of the United Nations and its member states to recognize the Islamic state as a legitimate state, ISIS has managed to control and establish governance over large swaths of both Syria and Iraq in their mission to create a global caliphate. Because of this, combating the terrorism of ISIS could be considered a two pronged problem. First, combating the terrorism of both the terrorist groups and its attacks on military and civilians and the spread of its ideology. And secondly attacking

ISIS recognized their power in the use of social media to spread its message and sway others, targeting more of a younger audience, to support the organization by travelling to the Middle East to engage in combat. The terrorist group even directed sympathizers to commit acts of violence wherever they are located even if they can’t travel to the Middle East. Social media platforms such as YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook allow ISIS propaganda to reach across the globe in real time. ISIS have a global

government.” ISIS has not only gained territory in Syria, Iraq and Istanbul but according to New York Times columnist, Tim Arango, “ISIS is building a capacity to govern.” In 2014, ISIS formally informed the world on their establishment of a caliphate. This caliphate is governed under Islamic beliefs and rulers. “They have begun issuing identification cards for residents, promulgating fishing guidelines to preserve stocks, and requiring that cars carry tool kits for emergencies” (Arango). Believe it

fought the Assad Regime and allied Shiite forces, Syrian opposition groups, the Iraqi military and militias, and the Kurdish Peshmerga, and the moderate Sunnis backed by U.S. ISIS strategic objective is to establish a caliphate in Iraq and the Levant, control and govern the caliphate, expand Islam and sharia law worldwide, and recreate the power and the glory of (Sunni) Islam. The ways employed by ISIS include, marginalized grievances of Islam and radical interpretations of Quran to recruit extremist

they also came upon different ideology. Soon as the prophet Muhammad died in the seventh century, he did not designate a political ruler after his death. Thus, the country was left without an appointed figure leaving the Muslim community without a caliphate. Consequently, the people had to decide who was going to be appointed as the leader of the Muslim community. The Sunni believed that Abu Bakr should be the leader and was given the popularity of the vote, but Shia believed that the family of the