Archives internes de Daech

846 Pages·2017·13.66 MB·English

Archives internes de Daech
Les archives de l’État islamique sont maintenant disponibles dans leur quasi totalité pour les
chercheurs intéressés soucieux de voir comment fonctionnait de l’intérieur cet État. Le
journal New York Times va en publier de nouvelles en avril 2018. Voici quelques centaines
de pages d’archives de cet État accompagnées de commentaires sur la guerre de Syrie et
d’Irak permettant d’éclairer ces documents.

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The Isis papers: behind 'death cult' image lies a methodical bureaucracy ......................................... 2
The Isis papers: leaked documents show how Isis is building its state ......................................................... 3
The Isis papers: a masterplan for consolidating power .................................................................................... 31
Blueprint ..................................................................................................................................................................... 33
The source .................................................................................................................................................................. 36
Unseen Islamic State Administrative Documents: Overview, Translation & Analysis ............... 37
Unseen Islamic State Financial Accounts for Deir az-Zor Province ..................................................... 92
Archive of Islamic State Administrative Documents ................................................................................. 106
"Clashing of the Swords"- New ISIS nasheed from Ajnad Media ................................................ 541
"My Ummah, Dawn Has Appeared": Nasheed for the Islamic State of Iraq and ash-Sham ......... 543
The Local Defence Forces: Regime Auxiliary Forces in Aleppo .................................................. 544
Saraya al-Muqawama: Latakia Local Defence Forces Affiliate .................................................... 562
Liwa Abu al-Fadl al-Abbas and the Republican Guard ................................................................. 571
Marwan Zain al-Abidin: Key Figure in Jaysh Khalid bin al-Waleed? .......................................... 573
The Life of Abu Hazim Tawheed of Jaysh Khalid bin al-Waleed ................................................. 576
The Story of al-Hajj Azra'il: From Nubl to Deir az-Zor ................................................................ 582
Jihadism Transformed: Al-Qaeda and Islamic State's Global Battle of Ideas ............................... 602
ISIS Defectors: Inside Stories of the Terrorist Caliphate ............................................................... 603
The Syrian Jihad: Al-Qaeda, the Islamic State and the Evolution of an Insurgency ..................... 607
The Internationalization of ISIS: The Muslim State in Iraq and Syria .......................................... 615
Headings ................................................................................................................................. 650
Rise of ISIS: A Threat We Can't Ignore ......................................................................................... 845
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The Isis papers: behind 'death cult' image lies
a methodical bureaucracy

From control of oil and land to rules governing leisure, internal memos seen by the
Guardian show how deliberate Isis’s state-building exercise has been
Shiv Malik
@shivmalik
Mon 7 Dec 2015 11.10

A worker is seen putting up a propaganda poster in a still from a recent Isis video.
John Kerry has branded its members psychopathic monsters, François Hollande calls them
barbarians, and David Cameron describes them as a death cult. ButIslamic State is much more
than that.
As newly obtained documents demonstrate, Isis is also made up of bureaucrats, civil servants and
jobsworths. Hundreds if not thousands of cadres have set themselves to work creating rules and
regulations on everything from fishing and dress codes to the sale of counterfeit brands and
university admission systems.
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The Isis papers: leaked documents show how Isis is building its state

About 340 official documents, notices, receipts, and internal memos seen by the Guardian show
that they have been trying to rebuild everything from roads to nurseries to hotels to marketplaces,
from the Euphrates to the Tigris. They have also established 16 centralised departments including
one for public health and a natural resources department that oversees oil and antiquities.
This has been the plan all along. A 24-page statecraft blueprint obtained by the Guardian, written
in the months after Isis’s declaration of a caliphate, shows how deliberate the state-building
exercise has been, and how central it is to its overall aims.
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