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

them is an independent government. He is the prime minister and, at the same time, he is
the minister of health, education, defense, social affairs, agriculture, media, and (religious)
guidance. Truly, leaders govern when living between the jaws of death. If some military
men can come to power on the basis of the first communiqué in the revolutionary, military
states – leaders who are not known to have ruled previously, have no Islamic hue, no
background in the movement, no discernible intelligence, and no captivating morality – are
not the leaders (of the Islamic movement) capable of governance?!"
One of the Western journalists said after meeting some of the youthful leaders from
Afghanistan in the 90s: "I used to consider them inexperienced youths, ignorant and restless
people who love killing and did not understand anything else. When I sat with them I was
surprised that one of them, even though he was not more than 24, possessed poise and
political wisdom which the elder members of the Congress in America did not have." (That
was the essence of his words.)
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(3) The Problem of Loyalty to Elements in the Preceding Administration (Especially Those
with Different Islamic Orientations)
At the outbreak of chaos, the onset of jihad, and the freeing of vacancies, we will find
Islamic and non-Islamic parties and groups striving to ride the wave and exploit the
situation. Here there are two possibilities: First, these entities take over the administration
of some of the regions. We have previously mentioned the principles of dealing with these
regions in the third topic, especially what pertains to understanding the principles of the
political game and those things that are connected with polarization.
The second