The sacred barbarism, by Rami Yahya

The poet Rami Yahya enters the land of the battle with his feet and throws himself into the forbidden circle through his book "The Holy Barbarism" where he presents compelling evidence that ISIS, Al-Qaeda, and the Muslim Brotherhood are legitimate children of Islamic jurisprudence, and that Al-Azhar is the official sponsor of these tendencies. He also clarifies here that the thought of all these groups is identical, in terms of reference and their view of the world, and only differs in determining the moment of war, and who has the right to declare Jihad and establish Hudood. Yahya explains that terrorism is not distortion or kidnapping of Islam but a logical result of the texts and history of this religion. In interesting articles about the dark history of the Caliphate, Jihad, the hijab, and the relationship between Islam and antiquities, Rami Yahya clarifies our crisis with the authority of the past that never passes, performing a quick scan of the different Caliphate eras from Rashidun to Umayyad, then Abbasid, Fatimid, and Ayyubid, and how the sanctities of Muslims have suffered the most from destruction and desecration due to the conflicts of the caliphates. Number of pages: 146