Dabiq

Dhaka attack: Is Bangladesh paying the price for Al-Qaeda-IS turf war?

According to terror research firm SITE Intelligence Group, Dhaka has become victim to a competition between Ansar al-Islam, the Bangladesh division of Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) and ISIS.

Islamic State's strong narratives help militants embark on a path to their version of 'absolute truth'

Islamic State's strong narratives allow these fighters to believe in a certain right and wrong and help them embark on a path to the Islamic State version of absolute truth.

We are concerned about potential Islamic State spurt in Bangladesh: US

The slaying in Bangladesh of a US Agency for International Development employee has intensified US concern that the strategically located South Asian country with traditions of religious tolerance is under threat from Islamic extremists.

Brussels bomber Najim Laachraoui guarded imprisoned hostages of Islamic State

Belgian prosecutors have said Najim Laachraoui travelled to Syria in February 2013 to join with Islamic State forces.

Slaughter Muslim Clerics: Islamic State's new enemies are the 'Imams of kafir in the west'

In the latest issue of its propaganda magazine Dabiq, IS, also known as Daesh, has singled out those clerics who have criticised them and said that the "imams of kafir" (leaders of infidels) should be slaughtered.

Is the capture of Ramadi the beginning of the end for Islamic State?

Will we see the end of Daesh (Arabic acronym for Islamic State) in 2016? Optimists can be reasonably confident of the beginning of the end of Daesh after its retreat from Ramadi

Not Islamic State itself, but the traction of ‘brand IS’ is a security challenge in West Bengal

The Islamic State (IS) mouthpiece Dabiq’s latest story on ‘The Revival of Jihad in Bengal’ has set the alarm bells ringing in this part of the world, especially in the light of 13 November Paris attacks carried out by the outfit. Just how serious is its threat to West Bengal and the rest of India?

Islamic State's magazine claims the terror group could attack US with Pak's nuclear weapons

Terror group Islamic State may smuggle its first nuclear weapon from Pakistan to attack the US within a year, according to the latest edition of the dreaded group's propaganda magazine.