The Islamic fundamentalists in Central Asia and Caucasus with the Islamic political approach of Iran and Saudi Arabia

The issues such as emergence of fundamentalists in Central Asia as a real threat and the concerns emanating from the very danger in the region, the way the Al Qaeda organization and Taliban enter the Caucasus and Central Asia, the intervention of America and foreign powers, analysis of the role played by Iran and Saudi Arabia in different political, cultural and ideological aspects in the regional countries are and form the important topics of the contemporary history of the Islamic world. The Saudi Arabia's role has ended to emergence of fundamentalist movements and instabilities in the region bringing about the intense reactions of the religious scholars and political leaders of the regional countries. Moreover, the factors behind the creation of extremist groups in Azerbaijan need to be debated. The article at hand tries to explore the Islamic fundamentalists who due to adherence of the extremist groups such as Salafis, Al Qaeda and Taliban and the intervention of foreign powers such as America have erupted frustration and dissatisfaction of the people, the religious scholars and the political leaders. And it would also analyze which of the two important Islamic countries of the Islamic republic of Iran and Saudi Arabia have been nearer to the political and Islamic goals in the region. Which country could manage to do his role while being away from the violence and dissention of the people of the region?