Studies

An in-depth analysis of how extremist fatwas turn into real-world crimes committed in the name of religion—starting from religious justification to execution—highlighting the role of media in incitement, mechanisms of impunity, and practical solutions to dismantle this ideological system before it turns into actual violence.

The extremist religious discourse incites hatred against religious minorities such as Alawites and Christians and is used as a political tool to dismantle communities. It highlights the role of the media in spreading incitement and violence, the social and humanitarian impacts of these policies, and offers recommendations to confront them.

Nibras, a Syrian living safely in Europe, is an educated person and not a terrorist. However, he is in reality more dangerous than the traditional terrorist. The article explores how intellectual influences and psychological crises can drive some educated refugees to support extremist groups despite their stability in a safe environment.