ظاهرة العنف و الارهاب : الأسباب و الحلول الفكرية في الخطاب السياسي العراقي

Abstract EN

Extremist ideas, beliefs and convictions (which are extracted from their well-known tools in the form of speeches, literature and programs for political or religious forces and parties) often result in a set of behaviors that mimic and harmonize with those extremist convictions of violence against others.

In the post-2003 period, Iraq had its share of those circumstances that produced a state of difference between the single fabric of Iraqi society, which led to the syndrome of violence and the threat of stability, embodying that national rift in enabling extremist groups to obtain a certain area of Iraqi lands, One of the most important national solutions that faced this state of extremism, is that common national consensus, which was achieved through the religious fatwa (kafa'i jihad) in addition to the formation of the popular and tribal crowd, which gives the possibility to shine a light at the end of that tunnel and to replace the political conflict with the national vision.