Aymennjawad.org Website Review

With the end of military operations in many areas, one of the main issues is reconstruction. Who will finance and undertake rebuilding efforts? One organization engaging in some reconstruction and development efforts is Mu'as*asat Jihad al-Bina' (Jihad of Development Foundation), which has advertised some of its recent works in the Hajera area adjacent to Sayyida Zainab. On 31 December 2018, I conducted an interview with the Damascus media office of Jihad al-Bina'. Below is the interview. Q: When was Jihad al-Bina' established and what are its main aims? One can think of dissent in the Islamic State as being divided into two types: ideological critique and critique of strategy and administration. The work under consideration in this post features both types of critique. The work was published in July 2017 by an Islamic State member who was then residing in the town of al-Mayadeen in the eastern Syrian province of Deir az-Zor. Once considered an important stronghold of the Islamic State as a 'fallback' option in the event of the loss of Mosul and Raqqa, al-Mayadeen is presently. HURRAS AL-DIN'S STATEMENT OF CONDOLENCES FOR ABU JULAYBIB AND COMPANIONS: TRANSLATION AND AN*LYSIS. Abu Julaybib (Iyad al-Toubasi) was a Jordanian jihadist who once served as a leading figure in the al-Qa'ida-affiliated Jabhat al-Nusra in southern Syria. During his time in southern Syria, he developed a notorious reputation for extremism and heavy-handedness and he was eventually transferred to the north of the country. When Jabhat al-Nusra rebranded as Jabhat Fatah al-Sham in July 2016 and presented itself as not affiliated with any 'external entity', Abu Julaybib rejected the move as al-Qa'ida leader Ayman al-Zawahiri had not given permission for it. From then on, he became known as one of the most prominent 'al-Qa'ida loyalists' in Syria, as Jabhat Fatah al-Sham became Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham in January 2017 and from that point was considered to have broken fully its ties with al-Qa'ida.