abu-bakr-naji-the-management-of-savagery-the-most-critical-stage-through-which-the-umma-will-pass

however, we will absolutely not accept hearing some day that their region is not governed by
the sharia and that their administration in this situation has become exactly like the
administrations of the enemies. If, at the minimum, the situation stabilizes, the time will be
suitable (by the assistance of God, the Mighty and Powerful) to establish a closer
relationship with this region.
Also related to this point, we will find that there are regions which fall under the
administration of tribes. Their power will increase despite the different powers surrounding
it, such as the remainder of the forces of the regimes of apostasy and organized gangs and
the raids of the Crusaders, on account of their solidarity. When we address these tribes that
have solidarity we should not appeal to them to abandon their solidarity. Rather, we must
polarize them and transform them into praiseworthy tribes that have solidarity. They have
power and capacity, so our message should not seek the dissipation of this power—aside
from the difficulty of doing so. It is more preferable to change the trajectory of the
solidarity so that what it will be set upon the path of God, especially since they are prepared
to sacrifice for the sake of the principles and honor which they believe in. It is possible to
begin doing so by uniting the leaders [lit. “those who are obeyed”] among them with money
and the like. Then, after a period of time in which their followers have mixed with our
followers and their hearts have been suffused with the picture of faith, we will find that their
followers do not accept anything which contradicts the sharia. Of course, solidarity remains,
but it has been changed into a praiseworthy solidarity instead of the sinful solidarity which
they used to have.