Iman Al-Bagha legitimizes brutality of Daesh and labels society as disbelieving

The story of Maqdisi: Professor of Takfirism

Salman al-Ouda… Exposing Sorour's heir in Saudi Arabia

Satam al-Suqamy… Secrets of al-Qaeda's butcher in Manhattan foray

Abu Muhammad al-Shimali… Daesh’s Immigration Committee leader

The end of bin laden student… Taliban announced Haqqani’s pass away

Exceptional understanding of Sufism

It was Sufi guru Hazart Inayat Khan, who freed Sufism from textual fetters and restrictions. Khan’s success in this respect was his guidebook to the Sufism in Western communities. He also founded ...

Sheikh Ali Abdel Raziq, the religious judge, who rejected the idea of Caliphate

Nabil Nasseri: Qatar's man in the French researches communities

“Aboutorabi”… Khamenei’s savior from the revolution’s wrath

Abdul Rahman al-Nuaimi…Qatar’s arm of terrorism financing in Somalia

Al-Qaeda's bomb-maker Ibrahim al-Asiri

Abu Hafs Al-Mauritani…a Jihadist who renounced violence

Al-Qaeda’s former scholar and ideologue Sheikh Mahfouz Ould al-Walid, nicknamed Abu Hafs Al-Mauritani, is widely regarded as its most controversial figure. His statements are drawing much attention ...

Abu Walid al-Sahrawi, the most dangerous Daesh leader in West Africa

Lehbib Ould Ali Ould Said Ould Yumani, known by the nom de guerre Adnan Abu Walid al-Sahrawi, was born in the Sahrawi city of Laayoune, belongs to Rokibat tribe. Abu Walid al-Sahrawi is the most ...

“Abu Zahra”… 60s’ pole of religious renewal

Sheikh Muhammad Ahmed Mostafa, also known as Abu Zahra, was born in 1898 in Gharbia Governorate, Egypt. He memorized the Holy Quran and learned to read and write in Kuttab (elementary school). He ...