Comments on: Al-Qaida after Mubarak https://www.jihadica.com/al-qaida-after-mubarak/ documenting the global jihad Thu, 09 May 2019 01:38:18 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.9.19 By: Al-Qaeda Mag: We Heart The Mideast Revolts - Tech News Archive https://www.jihadica.com/al-qaida-after-mubarak/#comment-243565 Thu, 09 May 2019 01:38:18 +0000 https://www.jihadica.com/?p=965#comment-243565 […] big question on the minds of both jihadis and terrorism analysts these days has been whether the regional unrest will benefit al-Qaeda or hinder it. Will a […]

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By: Al-Qaeda Mag: We Heart The Mideast Revolts | Danger Room | Wired https://www.jihadica.com/al-qaida-after-mubarak/#comment-8253 Wed, 05 Mar 2014 19:27:47 +0000 https://www.jihadica.com/?p=965#comment-8253 […] big question on the minds of both jihadis and terrorism analysts these days has been whether the regional unrest will benefit al-Qaeda or hinder it.  Will a […]

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By: MENA Revolutions: Implications for Al Qaeda | The World Around You https://www.jihadica.com/al-qaida-after-mubarak/#comment-2469 Mon, 04 Apr 2011 23:48:26 +0000 https://www.jihadica.com/?p=965#comment-2469 […] an opportunity for al-Qaeda. In response to the recruitment argument just given, Thomas Hegghammer writes, “For a start, the removal of a grievance does not affect the motivation of the already […]

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By: Al-Qaeda Mag: We Heart The Mideast Revolts | My Blog https://www.jihadica.com/al-qaida-after-mubarak/#comment-2468 Mon, 04 Apr 2011 23:29:49 +0000 https://www.jihadica.com/?p=965#comment-2468 […] big question on the minds of both jihadis and terrorism analysts these days has been whether the regional unrest will benefit al-Qaeda or hinder it.  Will a […]

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By: MENA Revolts and Their Implications for Al-Qaeda « hadeeqa bi amreeka https://www.jihadica.com/al-qaida-after-mubarak/#comment-2465 Mon, 04 Apr 2011 02:38:27 +0000 https://www.jihadica.com/?p=965#comment-2465 […] an opportunity for al-Qaeda. In response to the recruitment argument just given, Thomas Hegghammer writes that, “For a start, the removal of a grievance does not affect the motivation of the already […]

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By: tom https://www.jihadica.com/al-qaida-after-mubarak/#comment-2374 Thu, 24 Feb 2011 18:57:50 +0000 https://www.jihadica.com/?p=965#comment-2374 Here’s a good piece by Olivier Roy: http://www.newstatesman.com/religion/2011/02/egypt-arab-tunisia-islamic

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By: Peri https://www.jihadica.com/al-qaida-after-mubarak/#comment-2373 Thu, 24 Feb 2011 18:27:19 +0000 https://www.jihadica.com/?p=965#comment-2373 To Study This Issue, The Following Questions Seem Relevant:

-At this point in time, Arabs from what countries are getting into jihadi activities and if so, where are they going?

-Where is the most recruitment for jihad going on nowadays and how many of the recruits head to the Arab world?

-Will Arab jihadis find it more important to stay and fight the West in AfPak or Iraq or hop over to these countries East and join history in the making as spoilers?

-If the majority of the people of a nation are engaged in either a new reality in which they have some say or still not satisfied and continuing to struggle for one against the forces of the old order still in place, what would be the attraction of a movement that does not share their interests, which are: either better living conditions, labor organization and bargaining, or freedom of expression and political participation?

-From a distance, it seems as if this is one of those times, like during the Gaza crisis or the Israeli invasion of Lebanon, when Hamas and Hezbollah espectively were the relevant players and focus of attention while the jihadis are truly marginal.

-What conditions would bring them front and center again?

-Where would they most likely find an opportunity among the countries of discontent?

-What would be the reaction of truly popular interest groups to their presence?

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By: Fuq Mohammed https://www.jihadica.com/al-qaida-after-mubarak/#comment-2371 Thu, 24 Feb 2011 16:29:55 +0000 https://www.jihadica.com/?p=965#comment-2371 Not Worthy Of Response There Is An Special Place In Hell For These Islamic Heretics.Their Accounts Shall Be Settled In Due Time By The One True God. Islam Is An Abomination In The Eyes Of God

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By: Barak https://www.jihadica.com/al-qaida-after-mubarak/#comment-2368 Thu, 24 Feb 2011 03:33:55 +0000 https://www.jihadica.com/?p=965#comment-2368 An interesting aspect of what Egypt and Tunisia mean for AQ is that the grand-message AQ uses will need serious readjustment. The logic behind going after the US was that this is the way to topple the local regimes. This message and justification for attacking the US suffered a major blow. AQ has yet to respond to this challenge.

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By: tom https://www.jihadica.com/al-qaida-after-mubarak/#comment-2367 Wed, 23 Feb 2011 18:20:29 +0000 https://www.jihadica.com/?p=965#comment-2367 *One more thing: lets see how the Muslimbrotherhood’s “Freedom and Justice Party” will perform. It will be important for the next (moderate?) bifurcation of islamism.

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