The declaration by the Islamic State of Iraq and Sham ( ISIS ), regarding its establishment of the Caliphate sent ripples around the world. Stretching from Diyala province, Iraq, to Aleppo, Syria, the declaration has placed the ‘Caliphate’ on the global map and led to a raft of responses by Muslims and Non-Muslims alike. The new Islamic State ( IS ) called for pledges from all groups and muslims, across the world[1] and requested for doctors, engineers, lawyers, economists and anyone with skills to migrate to the islamic lands and aid the building of the new caliphate[2]. The announcement, however, has largely failed to achieve the centre of gravity the new IS had hoped, as many consider the Shari’ conditions not to have been met, whilst others have been sceptical of the declaration. Despite widespread support for the return of the Caliphate the ISIS Caliphate has struggled to gain widespread support and they’re five key reasons for this.
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