As for Al Qaida of Usama, in fact Abu Jareer al Shimaali has written an article in the Dabiq magazine, which is the official magazine of the ISIS, in its sixth issue under the title "Al Qaida of Waziristan" where he said on page 43:

"And finally we were all released by the end of 2010, but the Rafidhah kept back some brothers in prisons, amongst them the two brothers whom I have just mentioned, who did not give Bay'ah to Al Qaida - Khalid Al Aruri and Suhayb Al Urduni. And I believe that the reason for not releasing them was because they did not have Bay'ah to the group (Al Qaida)."

So the Iranian regime was making it a condition to have Bay'ah to Al Qaida of Usama, for releasing those individuals!! And if that was the case, then what is the difference between it and Al Qaida of Ayman over which Adnani himself said, "Al Qaida is not that which the despicable ones praise, and which the tyrants flirt with"?

I say that based on this analogy, Al Qaida of Usama is much more deviated than Al Qaida of Ayman! Because in the case of Usama's Al Qaida, the Iranian regime would make Bay'ah to it (Al Qaida) as a condition for releasing the youth from its prisons! Whereas the Al Qaida of Ayman was only praised!

As for ISIS, then what should we say regarding the tribute to ISIS by Izzat al Douri, the general secretary of the Ba'ath party, when he said in his speech on 12/7/2014 as follows: "May God preserve the armies and the groups of the revolution, and at the forefront of all these are the heroes and knights of the Islamic State, and they have my sincere greetings filled with pride, appreciation and love, and greetings of appreciation to their leaders!".

And based upon this analogy and this scale, we ask - Has ISIS deviated?! How is it that the Ba'athists are praising it?!

And the coordinator of Libyan-Egyptian relations in the former Libyan regime, Ahmed Qaddaf Addam said in a televised interview in the channel "Dream" on 17 January 2015, "I am with Daesh (ISIS) and its pure youth!"

And Nouri Al Mouradi who was a former member of the Communist Party and a writer for the programme "Al Hiwaar Al Muthamaddin" (A civilized dialogue) (1) which until recently has been glorifying the tyrant Saddam Hussein, was one of those who defended ISIS in the TV programme "Al Ithijaah Al Mu'aakis" ("The Opposite Direction") on 26 th of May 2015 in front of Hassan Ad-Dagheem.

And a Colonel in the Syrian Army, Mohammed Barakaat wrote in his official Facebook page on May 18 th 2014 the following: "The one who criticises the leadership of the Syrian Arab Army may not