Ibn Nabih on Twitter: "@AbuJamajem They're post Salafi Jihadi, so it shows. But I can find commonality between JN & other groups as well. Depends how picky one is."

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Sam Heller ‏@AbuJamajem 24 Aug 2015

I don't want to look like I'm picking on Ahrar for its links to extremists, but someone needs to be real about this.
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Ibn Nabih ‏@IbnNabih1 24 Aug 2015

@AbuJamajem True, I mean they only explicitly denied being AQ-linked or espousing its ideology, but come on, they did praise Mullah Umar!
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Sam Heller ‏@AbuJamajem 24 Aug 2015

.@IbnNabih1 What are "links"? I read the denial as denying in the narrowest terms that they're an al-Qaeda affiliate.
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Sam Heller ‏@AbuJamajem 24 Aug 2015

.@IbnNabih1 But Ahrar's the second half of Jeish al-Fath, it's not like Ahrar's has no ties to al-Qaeda's Syrian branch.
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Sam Heller ‏@AbuJamajem 24 Aug 2015

.@IbnNabih1 And there are ideological differences between Ahrar and AQ, so yes, Ahrar doesn't espouse AQ ideology per se.
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Sam Heller ‏@AbuJamajem 24 Aug 2015

.@IbnNabih1 But there are points of commonality, and Ahrar certainly seems like it has a certain kind of jihadist intellectual pedigree.
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‏@IbnNabih1

@AbuJamajem They're post Salafi Jihadi, so it shows. But I can find commonality between JN & other groups as well. Depends how picky one is.

1:05 PM - 24 Aug 2015

Ibn Nabih