Suicide bombers - a psychological study on understanding suicidal terrorism

Suicide bombers - A psychological study on understanding suicidal terrorism Author: Adbesh Kumar & Manas K. Mandal Reviewed by: Mohamed Ibrahim Al-Abdullah Translated into Arabic by: Taysir Nazmi Binding: Cover Number of parts: One Paper: Shamoha Size: 14 × 21 Summary: The terrorism that reaches the level of self-sacrifice to kill others is one of the greatest dangers threatening humanity; due to its inherent destructive nature and the severe impact it leaves on victims, as well as on spectators. Although there are few writings on suicidal terrorism that provide us with countless perspectives, and multidisciplinary research offering diverse explanations and proposing different paths of understanding, many issues still need to be uncovered, understood, and clarified both as a phenomenon and as a process. The complex and theoretically different viewpoints of various scholars present terrorism as a challenge; in order to enable an objective and scientific perspective on the entire issue. This book in our hands attempts to take on this challenge by outlining the main research perspectives, presented by distinguished scholars and researchers in this field; where they conducted a clear and public scrutiny to reveal the underlying psychological dynamics behind it.