The Islamic State has condemned al-Qaeda, with which it is waging a bitter battle for the supremacy of global jihadism: You are traitors. It should be remembered that it was the first who separated from the second. Through his channel Al Azaim, he published a note with a photo in which he said under the title “Traitor”: “Al-Qaeda has written its own history, a history of seeking power at the expense of Allah’s plans.” Ummah (Revelation). The story speaks loud and clear “It tells a story of opportunism, of compromises with the Kufr (infidels) due to seizing power for their own purposes.”.
“Al-Qaeda has presented itself as a supporter of local movements in the Middle East and North Africa, using and strengthening relationships with local leaders to attempt to insinuate itself into their communities and quietly build their local legitimacy by pretending to care “solving local problems and concerns.”
“Instead of pursuing a single goal with us, he fought against us.”. In fact, his rhetoric about fighting the distant enemy (the United States and the Crusaders) and the neighboring enemy (the renegade regimes) is equally fictitious. In recent years, al-Qaeda has focused only on local struggles, competing with us for followers and money.”
“When we founded the Islamic State in 2014, instead of joining us and building it together in the name of Allah, they fought against us because they did not want to give up their power.” “They thirst for the same power that our enemies thirst for, and to obtain it, they are willing to betray the name of Allah and all the royal mujahideen who thought they were fighting in his name. We cannot trust them, they cannot be trusted. Therefore, Al-Qaeda is left with two options: “Either it will be disbanded and its militants will join the Islamic caliphate as true mujahideen, or it will be destined to experience the final humiliation that befalls all the traitors of Islamic history.”