9 AHRAR AL-SHAM’S POLITICISATION DURING THE SYRIAN CONFLICT

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vii
4. NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS ix
5. GLOSSARY xiv
6. SERIES EDITOR’S FOREWORD xix
7. INTRODUCTION SALAFISM TODAY – A BREAK WITH THE PAST 1
8. PART 1 CHANGES IN SALAFI THOUGHT
9. 1 SALAFISM: THE CORE CRITIQUES 25
10. 2 IN TODAY’S SAUDI ARABIA: THE STATE, THE SOCIETY AND THE SCHOLARS 44
11. 3 LEGITIMISING POLITICAL DISSENT: ISLAMIST SALAFI DISCOURSES ON OBEDIENCE AND REBELLION AFTER THE ARAB REVOLUTIONS 61
12. PART 2 SALAFI MOVEMENTS ON THE GROUND
13. 4 QUIETIST ‘SCHOLASTIC’ SALAFISM IN MOROCCO SINCE THE ARAB SPRING 87
14. 5 BETWEEN DA‘WA AND POLITICS: THE CHANGING DYNAMICS OF EGYPT’S ANSAR AL-SUNNA, 2011–13 114
15. 6 SALAFI LEADERSHIP OUTSIDE SAUDI ARABIA: HAKIM AL-MUTAIRI AND THE UMMA PARTY OF KUWAIT 140
16. PART 3 SALAFI JIHADISM AND INTER-GROUP COMPETITION
17. 7 WAHHABI SALAFISM VERSUS ISLAMIC STATE: AGE-OLD TRADITIONS APPROPRIATED BY MODERN-DAY TERRORISTS 169
18. 8 FRATRICIDAL JIHADISM REVISITED: THE COMPLEX NATURE OF INTRA-JIHADI CONFLICT 188
19. 9 AHRAR AL-SHAM’S POLITICISATION DURING THE SYRIAN CONFLICT 222
20. 10 FILLING GAPS LEFT BY THE MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD: THE EXPERIENCE IN PALESTINE 247
21. CONCLUSION: SALAFISM IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY 272
22. INDEX 287