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| | [[File:Hamid_Mir_interviewing_Osama_bin_Laden_and_Ayman_al-Zawahiri_2001.jpg|right|thumb|395px|Al-Qaeda founder Osama bin Laden (left) and current leader Ayman Zawahiri (right). Zawahiri's father is the nephew of the leading candidate at the 1926 Cairo Caliphate Conferance which failed to pick a successor to the Ottoman Caliph. Bin Laden's strategy to take the jihad global always was controversial within the jihadi movement. Bin Laden died a tragic figure, forced to betray his cherished belief in a Muslim unity movement after he accepted the ''bay'at'' of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi who unleashed a vicious anti-Shi'a pogrom.]] | | [[File:Hamid_Mir_interviewing_Osama_bin_Laden_and_Ayman_al-Zawahiri_2001.jpg|right|thumb|395px|Al-Qaeda founder Osama bin Laden (left) and current leader Ayman Zawahiri (right). Zawahiri's father is the nephew of the leading candidate at the 1926 Cairo Caliphate Conferance which failed to pick a successor to the Ottoman Caliph. Bin Laden's strategy to take the jihad global always was controversial within the jihadi movement. Bin Laden died a tragic figure, forced to betray his cherished belief in a Muslim unity movement after he accepted the ''bay'at'' of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi who unleashed a vicious anti-Shi'a pogrom.]] |
| − | *{{wpl|Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula}} | + | *Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula |
| − | *{{wpl|al Nusra}} | + | *al Nusra |
| | *[[Afghan Taliban]] | | *[[Afghan Taliban]] |
| − | *{{wpl|Pakistan Taliban}}<ref>Late reports on January 27, 2015, indicate [http://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2015/01/islamic_state_appoin.php a former leader of the Pakistan Taliban was appointed governor of the Islamic State's Khorasan province].</ref> | + | *Pakistan Taliban<ref>Late reports on January 27, 2015, indicate [http://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2015/01/islamic_state_appoin.php a former leader of the Pakistan Taliban was appointed governor of the Islamic State's Khorasan province].</ref> |
| − | *{{wpl|Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent}} | + | *Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent |
| − | *{{wpl|Caucasus Emirate}} | + | *Caucasus Emirate |
| − | *{{wpl|East Turkestan Islamic Movement}} | + | *East Turkestan Islamic Movement |
| − | *{{wpl|Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb|Al Qaeda in the Maghreb}} | + | *Al Qaeda in the Maghreb |
| − | *{{wpl|Al-Shabaab (militant group)}} [Somalia] | + | *Al-Shabaab (militant group) [Somalia] |
| − | *{{wpl|Khorasan (Islamist group)|Khorasan Group}} ([[ISIS-K]]) | + | *Khorasan Group ([[ISIS-K]]) |
| − | *{{wpl|Fatah Halab}} [Aleppo, Syria] | + | *Fatah Halab [Aleppo, Syria] |
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| | ===Independent or unknown affiliation=== | | ===Independent or unknown affiliation=== |