KnowraJihadismLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Jihadism, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 1Narrower topic 7Compared with 3IslamismCompared with: Some jihadists are Islamist, but most Islamist movements do not make armed violence their strategy.Islamic StateNarrower topic: Islamic State emerged within this broader militant current.SalafismCompared with: Jihadist groups draw on some Salafi concepts but represent a distinct, highly politicized current.Al-QaedaNarrower topic: Al-Qaeda arose within this broader ideological current, while advancing its own transnational strategy.Osama bin LadenNarrower topic: Bin Laden’s political program belonged to this broader militant movement.Abu Bakr al-BaghdadiNarrower topic: His organization drew on jihadist ideology while pursuing territorial rule.Ayman al-ZawahiriNarrower topic: Al-Zawahiri’s writings and organizing belong to this broader ideological current.Egyptian Islamic JihadNarrower topic: The group’s strategy drew on a militant interpretation of jihad.Islamic fundamentalismBroader topic: Some fundamentalist currents become jihadist, but most movements described as fundamentalist are not militant.Hizb ut-TahrirCompared with: Hizb ut-Tahrir formally rejects armed struggle, separating its stated strategy from jihadist groups.Jihadi JohnNarrower topic: The term names the broader ideological category, not Emwazi’s individual identity.