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• Ease of use and deployment. Digital Technology and
• Low cost (Kinkar, n.d.). Intellectual Invasion
Adam Hoffman in the article The rapid developments in
“The Islamic State’s Use of communication technology led to
Social Media; Terrorism’s Siren
Song in the Digital Age”, said, a parallel development in the form
and content of media messages,
This use of social media
has enabled “ISIS” to which contributed to increasing
the audience’s interaction together
present its narrative
apart from traditional and achieved immediate resonance
so that it became possible to measure
media (print, television,
radio, design) the image the negative or positive impact
of the contents (Hossein, 2016).
it wishes to see reflected
What is this technology?
in global public opinion How is it transformed from a
(Hoffman, 2016).
This historical background platform for disseminating
between the past and the current knowledge and communication
age answered many questions among people, which is an
that
allows
environment
raised in the introduction of the individuals and groups to
research about the emergence communicate their voice and
of intellectual extremism, its
development, and sources, leading the voice of their communities
to the entire world, to a network
to the era of modern technology that injects concepts, values, and
and how it was exploited in thoughts that suit those in
expanding. What concerns us charge of it in the process of
is the intellectual extremism that systematically penetrating minds
we have seen on some social media, with soft war tools?
which has historical origins that Henry Kissinger said,
were revealed by the emergence The revolution in the
of the Kharijites, separatist world of communications
sects, and their issuance of and information is the
many extremist Fatwas
(verdicts) (Shorbagy, 2018). first in history that
brought such a large
