Al Qa'idah (AQ) - Tarbiyah Jihadiyah

Backgrounder:Wars and Powers have changed in great ways compared to classical warfare.1 - Traditionally for hundreds and thousands of years, wars were fought:- to defend one capital City which was the centre of power for an empire.- with an army which faces an opposing army, both fought till death until the other wasoverpowered, his capital city was exposed and the winner took over the city, becoming thepower of the new capital, its people, and replacing the old power.2 - After the Western world colonised the Eastern world in the 1800 s through its superior technologyand industry, they divided the world based on countries and borders for a 'divide and conquer' rule. Thepeople faced alot of oppression, so they fought back and did acts of mass civilian rebellion, they hadalmost gained their independence. When the colonisers left the lands, the people felt free. But theyreally weren't...3 - The Colonisers then placed the most subservient people to the West as leaders of the Easternnations. Puppet rulers who would fulfill the demands of the West to continue the interests of theWestern powers, if any of the public rebelled against the regimes interests, they would deal with themharshly and oppress their people. This spanned gradually from the 1800 s uptill 2010 +. The 'Arab Spring'revolutions starting from 2010 are calling for the fall of these puppet regimes.The world is changing drastically in front of our eyes:The nation country states made by the colonialist Western powers in the Sykes-Picot treaty (1916) afterthe fall of the Ottoman Caliphate are now ( 2013 ) breaking up. Borders are becoming increasinglyblurry, like in the case of Syria and Iraq (due to the war).We now live in the 4th stage of warfare.This book will explain the events in the Middle East in a bit more detail, and will explain how thesechanges will affect the Muslims specifically and the world in general.18