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Volume 41, 2024 · Issue 2 · Open Access · Double-blind Peer-review

Original Research Article

Religious Ideology Affecting the Political Behavior of the Taliban Movement in the Administration of the Afghan State, 1994–2021

1 Cultural Attaché, Embassy of the Kingdom of Bahrain, Amman, Jordan

* Corresponding author: Shaikha Harban ([email protected])

Published: 01 Oct 2024

Abstract

The study provides an overview of the emergence of the Taliban movement and its ideology, the background of the Taliban's rise to power in Afghanistan, and the factors influencing the Taliban's management of the Afghan state. The internal environment, including the challenges facing Afghan society, along with external challenges posed by the international community, affected the political behavior of the movement. This movement possesses a strong organizational capacity, which has enabled it to persist in its operations and combat in Afghanistan. This influence is reflected in how the movement managed both its internal and external affairs, allowing it to build its strength and maintain control to ensure its political ascendancy in Afghanistan.

KeywordsReligious IdeologyPolitical BehaviorTaliban MovementState Administration

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Applied Humanities

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