Causes of ISIL's dispute with the Nusra Front

The opposite article tries to answer the main question based on scenario planning, which is one of the most important analytical methods of future research, what are the causes of the difference between ISIL and Jabhat al-Nusra and where will it go? In other words, how will the takfiri currents go? In other words, how will the takfiri currents go, and what popular tendencies will determine the status of these systems in the future? With the start of the Arab uprisings, despite the optimism, the Islamist democratic currents remained in the throes of events and developments, and instead the Takfiri groups managed to expand their sphere of influence so that in less than four years, dozens of military and paramilitary groups Takfiris were formed in such a way that large parts of Syria and Iraq are now in the hands of currents such as ISIS and Al-Nusra or aligned Takfiri groups. And the relative passivity of the great powers, especially the United States, at the international level has paved the way for the spread of takfiri movements in Iraq and Syria. The spread of the above currents has practically caused the spread of crises and conflicts in the Middle East and its consequences to the Western world, and therefore provides the ground for more role and mobility of international actors.