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Call(s) to Jihad : an analysis of ISKP audio propaganda

2025

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The findings are based on a qualitative and quantitative collection and analysis of audio propaganda (in the form of nasheeds, podcasts, lectures, audio books, and broadcasts) shared by Al-Azaim, ISKP publishing groups, and ISKP-affiliated channels on Telegram, Rocket Chat, and Gemspace from 1 January – 31 December 2024. While the quantitative portion of the investigation was based on a sample of 939 pieces of audio materials, the qualitative section is representative, based on an overall reading of the audio propaganda produced by ISKP.
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Publisher
Afghanistan: Centre for Information Resilience (CIR)
Language
English
Geographic Origin
Afghanistan
Geographic Subject
Afghanistan
Subject
Arts and culture
Language and languages
Politics and government
Islam and politics
Propaganda
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