Incompatibility of Extremism and Violence with the concept of Jihad in Islam

Extremism has plagued many in recent years. And we have witnessed the violence and strife of extremist groups called Islam. The people of the Middle East experienced great pain and suffering from extremism threats from Afghanistan to North Africa, Europe and many other countries. Regardless of the fact that these conflicts in the region and the world are based on fundamentalism, in an attempt to replicate with the Islamic Jihad, it is attempted to promote Islamophobia, the divine religion of Rahmani Islam as a rough school, and the lack of a proper understanding of the theoretical notion The Islamic Jihad has led to a false and practical perception of the legitimacy of the actions of extremists and the use of violence against others. And while "there is no relation between extremism and Islamic Jihad," and jihad has been entrusted to the prophet Muhammad (PBUH) for the development and extension of religion. And the acts and acts of violence that are referred to as revival of the Islamic caliphate and the implementation of sharia as extreme neo-fundamentalism are not in Islamic thought.Accordingly, the present article aims to explain the concept of Islamic Jihad and its nature, the trend of extremism and violence in the form of religion, to answer the question: is the conflict and incompatibility of extremism and violence with the original concept of Islamic Jihad? The type of applied research is developmental and its method is library and documentary.