In Northern Iraq di̇lemma growns of Shia and Sunni religious groups and movements (Sample of İslamic group)

The research has been subjected to the Komeleyi Islami operating in northern Iraq. Due to the facts that they are originated in the same hinterland and that they have once worked together or at least have been influenced, the rest of the Islamic movements have also been included into the research. Existed Islamic movements in the northern Iraq have been considered in this line. By taking social, cultural, historical and political conditions in which they have evolved into consideration, the research have sought to be examined the Komaleyi Islami and other Islamic movements. Under these circumstances, particularly the northern Iraq has been analysed together with its historical and geographic conditions. This region has emerged, since being a trans-region, as a field of social, cultural and political transformations in both pre and post-Islamic ages. Throughout the Islamic age, heterodox denominations, Shia and Sunni have been valid variations. Because of that, as a trans-region and a place in which various religions and denominations has been encountered, the northern Iraq has emerged as where Sunni sectarians have been prevailing it has been examined that to what extend Sunnism has influenced on the Komaleyi Islami and other Islamic movements. The research field has been operated within this conceptual framework. Islamic age is fundamental point of the research. Since Kurds, Turcoman and Arabs are ethnic subjects of the region; they are also included and considered into the research. In the research, Ali Beqir, himself, the founder and leader of the Komeleyi Islami, consists of substantial part. It is being talked of him by shedding lights on his charismatic leader portrait affecting the emergence and evolution of the movement. Key Words: Komeleyi Islami, Shia, Sunnism, Northern Iraq, Charismatic Leader