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'''Alainfisal''' (<small>Audonian:</small> '''جدا کردن'''), also known as '''The''' '''Separation''', is an ultra-conservative [[Zaclaria|Zaclaric]] militant {{wpl|Nizari Isma'ilism|Nizari}} {{wpl|Islamist}} organization that seeks to reestablish [[Zaclaria]] as an independent, fundamentalist Islamic state under strict {{wpl|Sharia law}}. Active primarily in [[Audonia|Western Audonia]], its membership consists mainly of Zaclarian nationalists and Islamic traditionalists aiming to purify [[Islam in Zaclaria]] by violently overthrowing Caphirian rule and the [[Al-Fassara Dynasty]]. | '''Alainfisal''' (<small>Audonian:</small> '''جدا کردن'''), also known as '''The''' '''Separation''', is an ultra-conservative [[Zaclaria|Zaclaric]] militant {{wpl|Nizari Isma'ilism|Nizari}} {{wpl|Islamist}} organization that seeks to reestablish [[Zaclaria]] as an independent, fundamentalist Islamic state under strict {{wpl|Sharia law}}. Active primarily in [[Audonia|Western Audonia]], its membership consists mainly of Zaclarian nationalists and Islamic traditionalists aiming to purify [[Islam in Zaclaria]] by violently overthrowing Caphirian rule and the [[Al-Fassara Dynasty]]. | ||
Founded in 1843 by [[Al-Zahri Mubayd|Bashem ibn Salentin Al-Zahri Erdarwazi Mubayd]], Alainfisal emerged in opposition to [[Shazitnâmeh|Shazitnâmeh Isma'ilism]], the prevalent Islamic sub-branch in Zaclaria. Al-Zahri denounced the ambilineal {{wpl|Succession to Muhammad|line of succession}} within Shazitnâmeh, believing that women were fundamentally unfit to serve as ''imams'' (religious leaders). He subsequently declared a jihad against the Zaclarian state and the ruling Al-Fassara Dynasty, considering them to be ''takfir'' (apostates from Islam). Al-Zahri also considered any Caphirian or pro-Caphirian Muslim to be an apostate, citing Caphiria's rule and influence on Zaclaria to be harmful. His teachings propagated the religious sanctioning of killing non-combatants, giving Alainfisal a notorious reputation throughout the 20th century for the meticulous assassinations of influential figures. The 1981 [[Tel Hariya Conflict]] marked the organization's official designation as a terrorist group by the [[League of Nations]], following an attack on civilians. | Founded in 1843 by [[Al-Zahri Mubayd|Bashem ibn Salentin Al-Zahri Erdarwazi Mubayd]], Alainfisal emerged in opposition to [[Shazitnâmeh|Shazitnâmeh Isma'ilism]], the prevalent Islamic sub-branch in Zaclaria. Al-Zahri denounced the ambilineal {{wpl|Succession to Muhammad|line of succession}} within Shazitnâmeh, believing that women were fundamentally unfit to serve as ''imams'' (religious leaders). He subsequently declared a jihad against the Zaclarian state and the ruling Al-Fassara Dynasty, considering them to be ''takfir'' (apostates from Islam). Al-Zahri also considered any Caphirian or pro-Caphirian Muslim to be an apostate, citing Caphiria's rule and influence on Zaclaria to be harmful. His teachings propagated the religious sanctioning of killing non-combatants, giving Alainfisal a notorious reputation throughout the 20th century for the meticulous assassinations of influential figures. The 1981 [[Tel Hariya Conflict]] marked the organization's official designation as a terrorist group by the [[League of Nations]], following an attack on civilians. At its height, Alainfisal's popularity was strong enough to influence local government, the police, and cooperation with Sunni Audonians and their supporters. | ||
Currently, Alainfisal operates under three leaders who each oversee different areas of the organization: [[Hushahri al-Jarraq]] propagates ideological messaging as the religious leader and spokesperson, [[Memir al-Nasirabaadwala]] strategizes and leads combat operations as the military chief, and [[Esfandiyar Kaviani]] manages financial affairs, profit-driven businesses, and other operational aspects as the operations leader. It is estimated that Alainfisal has approximately 35,000 members. Since the [[2003 Zaclarian Crisis]], Alainfisal has controlled the [[Kishahurav]], a vast clandestine network providing significant influence and resources for the organization. This includes warlords, drug cartels, crime families, and businessmen operating within the Audonian black market, further enabling their illicit activities and ensuring their operational sustainability. | Currently, Alainfisal operates under three leaders who each oversee different areas of the organization: [[Hushahri al-Jarraq]] propagates ideological messaging as the religious leader and spokesperson, [[Memir al-Nasirabaadwala]] strategizes and leads combat operations as the military chief, and [[Esfandiyar Kaviani]] manages financial affairs, profit-driven businesses, and other operational aspects as the operations leader. It is estimated that Alainfisal has approximately 35,000 members. Since the [[2003 Zaclarian Crisis]], Alainfisal has controlled the [[Kishahurav]], a vast clandestine network providing significant influence and resources for the organization. This includes warlords, drug cartels, crime families, and businessmen operating within the Audonian black market, further enabling their illicit activities and ensuring their operational sustainability. | ||
Alainfisal's pursuit of a fundamentalist Islamic state based on strict Sharia interpretations has provoked widespread violence and political instability, eroding civil liberties in affected regions in West Audonia. Countering Alainfisal's influence and mitigating their operations' harm are ongoing challenges for domestic and international security forces. The group has garnered a reputation for its grave human rights abuses and is involved in a range of illicit activities, including the illegal drug trade, weapons trafficking, and human trafficking. | Alainfisal's pursuit of a fundamentalist Islamic state based on strict Sharia interpretations has provoked widespread violence and political instability, eroding civil liberties in affected regions in West Audonia. Countering Alainfisal's influence and mitigating their operations' harm are ongoing challenges for domestic and international security forces. The group has garnered a reputation for its grave human rights abuses and is involved in a range of illicit activities, including the illegal drug trade, weapons trafficking, and human trafficking. Alainfisal has also been accused of operating death squads. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||