The concept of vionce İslam and Taliban Model

The goal of this study is to research the reasons of the establishment a relationship with violance, terror and destructiveness with islamic religion which indeed advices human love and peace, and to examine that relation?s wrongness. Also it aims to do researc on the backgromd legitimation of the violence, terror and destructiveness with religions beliefs. n our thesis , we have tied to clarify that the acts of terror which are related with the Exalted slamic Religion aren?t based on only a religious background. On the contrary, the Exalted slamic Religion doasn?t give permission to violence. Besides, we have tried to explain that people goes towards to violence because of the social, economic and politic reasons, and the creation of that disgusting correlation (violence-slam) supplys legitimation to the global strategies which want to occupy the slamic countries by force. n this study, the concept of vionce ?slam model with Taliban?s religious intellect, its (his religious intellect) place in islamic tradition and in which politic ? social conditions he has come on the scene have been tried to show after a wide investigation, Further more, we have emphasized that Taliban remids, Externals(Haricis),who appear in the traditional slamic thouht and that the Taliban doesn?t reflect the common slamic thought. Our study consists of an introduction, three episodes and a conclusion part. n the introduction part, there are prepatory informations to a beter understanding of the thesis subjects. n the first episode; the roots of violence, how the religions view the violence and the reasons of the establishment a relationship with slam and violence and the importance which slam gives to human and human life are mentioned, in the second episode, Taliban and Haricis are discussed. Then, in the third episode, we have mentiared what the jihad is in slam. As for, in the conclusion part, the consequences we have reached are aranged. Finally, our study comes to an end with a bibliography which we have used during the preparation of our thesis.