Salafistas jihadistas e o inimigo distante

David Neder Issa Fortuna

doi:10.32459/2447-8717e291

Auteurs

David Neder Issa Fortuna PUC Minas

DOI :

https://doi.org/10.32459/2447-8717e291

Mots-clés :

Terrorismo, Ideologia, Salafistas jihadistas, Jihad, al Qaeda

Résumé

Os motivos que levam uma pessoa a se filiar a determinado Grupo Salafista Jihadista (GSJ) são investigados nesse artigo. O autor almeja compreender a relação entre terrorismo religioso e ideologia islamista, e para isso se propõe a estudar o conceito de terrorismo, o movimento salafista, os salafistas jihadistas, a ideologia da al Qaeda e a postura dessa organização ante os EUA. A hipótese inicialmente levantada, de que a razão última para uma pessoa se afiliar a al Qaeda é sua ideologia, é confirmada. O fator ideológico é o motivo principal para a adesão ao jihad global empreendido pela al Qaeda.

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