Political Islam movements and the reproduction of conflict in the mashriq from the perspective of creative chaos theory

Abstract EN

This study attempts to link the political repercussions resulting from the development of the so-called Islamic extremist movements to the Creative Chaos and the Butterfly Effect Theories.

The study aims to address two major questions: the first question is designed to highlight the political consequences of the revival of the radical Islamic movements in the Mashriq, based on the theories of Creative Chaos and Butterfly Effect; and the second question is designed to reveal the existence of a new political vision, or projects to reproduce the conflict in the Arab region through the recruitment of the radical Islamic movements.

To achieve its goals, the study relies on the historical and the descriptive-analytical methods as well as the Creative Chaos and Butterfly Effect Theories.

The study concludes that there is a strong correlation between the revival of the radical Islamic movements and the reproduction of the conflict in the Mashreq in favor of the USA, and that this conflict is enhanced by scientific studies.

As a result, the Arab states and regimes have become hacked and more fragile, and the conflict has become internal, i.e., intra- Arab and Islamic conflicts.

Moreover, the idea of animosity towards Israel and the USA has been dismissed.

The study also demonstrates that there is close cooperation between US- based research centers and the USA administration in shaping American foreign policy through the political use of modern scientific theories, which has produced huge political gains for the USA.