Islamic political thought, jihadists and society: Egypt, Algeria and Afghanistan in a comparative perspective

There is no doubt that, the contemporary global politics is more complicated, nowadays, the global Jihad movement is one of the main important issues which face the great powers and roiling them, when Jihad is one of the basic duties of Islam, Which focuses on self-defense against the aggressor, we find that lots of Muslim individuals and groups using the concept of Jihad to fight against the political regimes in many Islamic countries and other. This research discuss the relationship between Jihadist groups and Muslim societies, and we focused on some countries witnessed important historical events such as Egypt, Algeria, Afghanistan, Syria and Iraq, Where jihadists began their holy war from these countries, which are still far, These continuing jihadist experiments have had a different impacts on Muslim communities, Whether on the political, social or the psychological aspects. The political organizations mainly are social organizations, Where the community is the only power that can resolving any political conflict, whatever the military power of the parties of the conflict, Therefore, the absence of social incubators support for the political and revolutionary organizations is the most important reasons for the fall and defeat, also the percentage of increase or decrease of the political and religious awareness and social responsibility of individuals are fundamental elements in the management of any conflict.