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https://web.archive.org/web/20190825152503/https://www.memri.org/jttm/losing-faith-al-baghdadi-%E2%80%93-part-2-extremists-explain-why-they-left-isis

https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/189017

https://icct.nl/sites/default/files/2022-12/Al-Hazimiyya-islamic-state-ideological-conflict.pdf

TLDR: some people affiliated with the anti-conformist Salafi trend excommunicated IS for being too theologically lax, as opposed to the much more popular criticism amongst Salafis that IS was too extreme. they were given the name "hazimiyyah" (hazimis) since a saudi scholar with the name was well known for spreading doctrines that were used to prove were IS, but he isn't a universally accepted figure of within the trend
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*that were used to prove IS was lax
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>>18689488
This kind of shit can be posted on Facebook but drumf gets banned for leading a peaceful protest at the capitol
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Oh yeah I remember these were the people ISIS was mentioning in Dabiq calling them khawarij and bragging about killing them. Very funny. You can also look into Abu Bakr Shekau and his followers for some other examples of these ultra-takfiris. Crazy how there are people too extreme for ISIS.
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>>18689518
This looks old. Sites have cracked down on that stuff
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so in IS thought, not only is it inappropriate in the first place to accuse one of disbelief whose misbehavior is evident on account of that behavior, it's inappropriate even to scrutinize one who rejects the accusation on account of that defense.
like a double-grace net then. not bad. i like the sound of it.
*crunches cheerios*
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ISIS kind of just believed in killpeopleism, it's not too difficult to religiously disagree with them. They were lax on enforcing religious laws when it's convenient for them because they were really more about maxxing the war effort than implementing Islam.
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>>18689488
Uhm, in english doc
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>>18689488
it's understandable, there's an inherent tension between the strict demands of Islamic Law and the demands of modern statecraft
plus they were full of edgelords
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>>18689488
pic related is what the incoherent screed in your picture reads like.



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