This paper concerns a problem, the global pandemic COVID-19, which has influenced
religious practices with respect to health protection across the Muslim world. Rapid …

Novel COVID-19 is having far-reaching consequences worldwide. Security and security
management are not immune from this influence. Building on the scientific literature, this …

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, extremists around the world have to all appearances
sought to exploit the disruption to serve their own strategic or ideological means and ends …

Terrorist groups have integrated social discourse into their narratives to exploit public fear.
The COVID-19 pandemic has provided an opportunity to measure how ISIS modified …

Not only could COVID-19 worsen the already acute humanitarian crisis within detention
facilities holding Islamic State-affiliated individuals in northeastern Syria, but the pandemic's …

At the dawn of its caliphate, the Islamic State's global pretensions were limited to being the
premier destination for foreign “travellers,” but we now understand that the caliphate was …

This study delves into the role of social media in the realm of Islamist militancy, with a
particular emphasis on Bangladesh, a country with the third-largest Muslim population …

This article analyses clusters of Muslim responses to the COVID-19 pandemic in a
theoretical framework provided by the cognitive science of religion. The responses include …

This research note examines the intersection of ethno-nationalist and Salafi-jihadi
propaganda content across ideological boundaries: the toxic relationship between …

Since early 2020, observers of international security have widely speculated about the likely
impact of COVID-19 on the landscape of terrorism and countering violent extremism. Across …