جزیرہ نما عرب میں القاعدہ

جزیرہ نما عرب میں القاعدہ ( یا ،، "جزیرہ نما عرب میں جہاد کی بنیاد پر تنظیم") یا AQAP، جو انصار الشریعہ یمن میں (، "شریعت کا مددگار گروہ") کے نا مسے بھی مشہور ہے، ایک جنگجو اسلام پسند تنظیم ہے، بنیادی طور پر یمن اور سعودی عرب میں فعال ہے۔ اس کا نام القاعدہ کے نام پر ہے اور اور ان کا کہنا ہے کہ یہ القاعدہ کے ماتحت ہیں اور اس کا اب فوت شدہ رہنما اسامہ بن لادن کے بعد وارث، ایک سعودی شہری ہے۔

نظریہ اور قیام 

القاعدہ کی طرح، القاعدہ جزریہ نمہ عرب بھی آل سعود بادشاہت کی مخالف ہے۔ القاعدہ جزیرہ نما عرب، القاعدہ کی یمنی اور سعودی شاخوں کے اتحاد سے جنوری 2009ء میں قائم ہوئی۔

کلیدی رہنما 

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! نام || حیثیت || صورت حال
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| ناصر عبد الکریم الوحیشی|| سابق امیر اور بانی تنظیم ||
 Founder and former Emir of AQAP
 Deputy leader and General Manager of القاعدہ
 Killed in a drone strike in June 2015
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| Qasim al-Raymi|| امیر and former military commander ||
 Senior military commander in AQAP
 In 2007، he and AQAP leader Nasir al-Wuhayshi announced the emergence of al-Qaida in Yemen، AQAP’s predecessor group
 He played an important role in recruiting the current generation of militants making up the Yemen-based AQAP
 Succeeded Nasir al-Wuhayshi as leader of AQAP.
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| Said Ali al-Shihri|| Deputy Emir ||
 Deputy leader and highest ranking Saudi official in AQAP
 Killed in a drone strike in 2013
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| Khalid Batarfi || Senior commander ||
 Led جہادist fighters in their takeover of Yemen's محافظہ ابین in 2011، where he was accorded the position of امیر.
 Current senior military strategist and commander for AQAP forces in محافظہ حضرموت and coordinated AQAP forces in the Battle of Al Mukalla
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| Ibrahim al-Rubaysh || مفتی ||
 He was reported to be AQAP's مفتی.
 Also served as a senior advisor for AQAP operational planning، and was involved in the planning of attacks.
 Killed in a drone strike in April 2015
|-
|Nasser bin Ali al-Ansi || Deputy General Manager||
 al-Ansi became an appointed Deputy general manager of القاعدہ in 2010.
 al-Ansi was a senior ranking Shari'a official within AQAP.
 He claimed responsibility for the شارلی ابدو حملہ on behalf of AQAP
 Killed in a drone strike in April 2015
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| انور العولقی || Chief of External Operations ||
 Senior recruiter and involved in organizing external operations to be conducted for AQAP
 Killed in a drone strike in September 2011
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|Harith bin Ghazi al-Nadhari || Senior Shari'a official ||
 Senior ranking Shari'a official within AQAP.
 He rebuked the عراق اور الشام میں اسلامی ریاست announcement of expanding their caliphate into Yemen and renewed loyalties to القاعدہ and its leader، Ayman al-Zawahiri
 Killed in a drone strike in January 2015
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| Ibrahim al-Banna || Chief of Security ||
 Has served as AQAP's chief of security
 He was a founding member of AQAP and provided military and security guidance to the AQAP leadership
 Falsely reported to have been killed in October 2011
 He was added to the U.S. State Department's Rewards for Justice list on October 19، 2014.
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|Othman al-Ghamdi || Operational commander ||
 Al-Ghamdi has been involved in raising funds for the organization’s operations and activities in Yemen.
 Al-Ghamdi appeared in a video released in May 2010، where he was identified publicly as AQAP’s operational commander.
 He was a former detainee at گوانتانمو کھاڑی from April 2006 to June 2006 until he was handed over to Saudi Arabian authorities and subsequently released.
 Quietly removed from the U.S. State Department's Rewards for Justice list in January 2016.
 In March 2016، the State Department confirmed to The Bureau of Investigative Journalism that al-Ghamdi no longer "posed a threat to U.S. persons or interests."
|-
| Ibrahim al-Asiri || Explosives expert ||
 al-Asiri is the chief bomb-maker and weapons specialists for AQAP
 He was reported to have been responsible for making the bombs used by his brother Abdullah al-Asiri in his suicide bombing، the  2009 Christmas Day bomb plot، the 2010 cargo plane bomb plot، and the  May 8th 2012 Terror Plot .
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| Ibrahim al-Qosi' || Spokesman ||
 al-Qosi was a former detainee at Guantanamo Bay from January 2002 to July 2012 until he was handed over to Sudan after serving a short sentence as part of a plea bargain.
 He appeared in a video released in December 2015.
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 ارکان 

 مزید دیکھیے 
 Barry Walter Bujol

 حوالہ جات 

 کتابیات 

 Johnsen، Gregory (2012). The Last Refuge: Yemen، al-Qaeda، and America's War in Arabia، Scribe، Melbourne. ISBN 978-1-922070-01-2.

 مزید پڑھیے 

 Peter Knoope، "AQAP: A Local Problem، A Global Concern" (International Centre for Counter-Terrorism – The Hague، 2013) 

 بیرونی روابط 

 Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula، Council on Foreign Relations
 AQAP in Yemen، Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
 Al-Qa‘ida in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP)، U.S. National Counterterrorism Center
 
 "Al-Qaeda" in Yemen: Timeline of Strikes and Statements ، Jane Novak، Armies of Liberation، September 21، 2008
 Profile: Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula، بی بی سی نیوز، 31 October 2010
 Factbox: AQAP، Al Qaeda's Yemen-based wing، روئٹرز''، 22 March 2011

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