Transformation of contemporary salaf discourse into action: The example of DAESH

As one of the points reached as a result of the change, transformation and breaking stages of the Islamic movements of the last century, DAESH is observed as an anachronistic projection of the Sunni-Arab tradition. On the other hand, discussing DAESH necessitates dealing with psychological, sociological and political processes in the triangle of individual, society and politics, rather than just talking about a radical religious movement or the jihad feature of religion. In this context, revealing the impact of religiously motivated organizations such as DAESH on human relations will contribute to our understanding of today's terrorist relations and will make our job easier to find solutions by making more accurate predictions about possible terrorist structures in the future. In this thesis, we tried to analyze a mentality that introduced the cat as the product of an idea whose roots date back centuries and that has gained an extreme form of action. While doing this mentality analysis, we tried to identify the axis shifts that express the drift away from the essence over time and to bring to light the problems they caused.