Ibn Nabih

@IbnNabih1

Tweets mainly related to Syria, Jihadism, and various randomness. Started from the bottom and now I'm slightly above it. (re)tweets ≠ endorsements etc.

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    3 Sep 2015

    A generous people as Syrians only deserve respect.

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  2. May 4

    The statement banned in total Hazimis and more prominently al-Alwans books, not to mention the top three tier Salafi scholars Bin Baz, al-Uthaymin and al-Albani. Turki Benali had his ways, but as has detailed elsewhere, it wasn't always the official policy.

    The same statement *recommends* books/writings by those mentioned (tho not to read all of their work). Worth emphasizing that some of those works were taught inside the caliphate & some were publicly recommended by Turki al-Binali, while others…
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  3. Retweeted
    May 4

    Not new, but the Islamic State forbids the publication/sharing of books by otherwise well-established Salafi scholars with some of them being well-respected names within Jihadi circles. The list includes (among others): Sulayman al Ulwan Ali al Khudayr Ahmed al Hazimi

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  4. Retweeted
    May 3

    “Their leader was Muhammad. Neither walls nor gates stood up before them, nor did weapon or shields, & they dominated the entire lands of the Persians,” arguably the first reference to Muhammad in Syriac sources, in the Anonymous Chronicle written sometime between 670-680 AD.

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  5. Retweeted
    May 3

    US Marine Corps General Robert Neller does Takfir on the Taliban and says "We Are the Mujahideen"  

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  6. May 2

    On point

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  7. May 2

    al-Qa'ida member/supporter top notch photoshopping skills: "Do you still remember me ❤️?" "The Wise one of the Ummah ❤️"

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  8. Retweeted
    May 2

    تفنيد الكذبة الروسية عن مختبر الاسلحه الكيميائية في الغوطة الشرقية via

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  9. May 2

    This is a good breakdown that is equally applicable on various Syrian factions like Ahrar al-Sham.

    . uses the example of Libya's Benghazi Defense Brigades to pick apart what it means for an Islamist group to have "ties to" or be "aligned with" al-Qaeda:
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  10. May 2

    AQ-mufti Atiyatullah has several public statements and fatwas that strongly goes against ISIS ideology, which forced them to declare him misguided and deviant.

    So, this is AQ's official statement on martyrdom seekers (as pronounced by Atiyyatullah). Imagine a rather low percentage of IS suicide bombers fulfill the criteria
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  11. May 1

    A crude reading would suggest that the claim Naji = ISIS mainly stem from his book being called "Management of Savagery" and since ISIS proudly profile themselves as management savages; voila!

    Just finished re-reading Naji's idarat al-tawahhush and Suri's chapter on military/organizational strategy and to me there is written al-Qaida all over both of them contrary to reports of IS being…
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  12. Apr 29

    If any foreign journalists want to enter rebel held Idlib/Aleppo, the HTS-supported Syrian Salvation Gov now provide an easy entry form for you to fill in.

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  13. Apr 29

    2 foreign fighters in Syria think the new pro-AQ alliance will weaken HTS. A very strong possibility. Main difficulty the alliance face is shortage of weaponry/funds, something not so easy to acquire these days. (Closed borders, few areas they can attack from to acquire ghanima)

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  14. Apr 29

    On one hand, bringing ex-Jund members closer to AQ and further from ISIS is a positive (AQ is officially anti-infighting). But on the other hand, AQ members have for months feared HTS attacking them, so this alliance might be intended as a deterrent.

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    This is a good thing??
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  15. Apr 29

    Additionally, with the recent official ISIS takfir on Hurras al-Din, this move of Ansar al-Tawhid will surely bring a greater rift towards any sympathy between them two. (ISIS members/supporters had historically been somewhat supporting of Jund al-Aqsa).

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  16. Apr 29

    While Jund al-Aqsa was previously known for their soft stance (if not outright pro) towards ISIS, it's thought that the most pro-ISIS members left with the splinter group Liwa al-Aqsa to ISIS territory, leaving the more pro-AQ group left.

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  17. Apr 29

    Semi-official al-Qa'ida branch in Syria Hurras ad-Din announce an alliance with the formerly Jund al-Aqsa group Ansar al-Tawhid under the name Hilf Nusrat al-Islam, Alliance of Supporting Islam.

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  18. Apr 28

    And btw, ISIS also considers members of Hurras al-Din (referring them as Hurras al-Shirk, Guardians of Idolatry) the same as Syrian regime "nusayri" soldiers, calling for ISIS members/Muslims in general to not feel any sympathy towards them until they repent from their disbelief.

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  19. Apr 28

    ISIS makes takfir on Hurras al-Din (AQ in Syria) for being formerly with "apostates" (JN/HTS) and now having allegiance to other "apostates" (Taliban). Leaving HTS didn't remove their "apostasy", rather ISIS demands they openly acknowledge their apostasy and re-enter Islam.

    Replying to @azelin
    On what grounds did ISIS come to, and justify, such a ruling? Huras Al-Din have not even come into conflict with ISIS (yet).
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  20. Retweeted
    Apr 28

    IS makes takfir on Huras al-Din in its latest al-Naba’ issue, but please tell me more about how AQ and IS are going to come back together and create a jihadi conglomerate…

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  21. Apr 28

    Because of course eliminating some dozen hardcore AQ members and a few hundreds hardline jihadis that just failed at even capturing a single village from the regime, trumps stopping the death of thousands of civilians and further empowering a genocidal regime.

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