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ISIS: The Evolution Of Dogma

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The emphasis of this research paper is to discuss the foundation of ISIS, Religious Justification, The Evolution of Dogma, and the quality of being Globally Interdependent. ISIS which stands for the Islamic state of Iraq and Syria, was founded in 1999 by Jordanian extremist, Abu Masab Al-Zarqawi. Within five years, the newly formed group ISIS choose to associate with Osama Bin Laden and Al-Qaeda. However, in early 2014, Al Qaeda had officially disassociated themselves from ISIS because of the barbaric actions that had taken place. Al-Qaeda had refused to be held responsible for the intensity of attacks, bloodshed, and terrorism. The Islamic State of Iraq (ISI) established groups by Al-Qaeda and Mesopotamia which was led by
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