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Jihad: A Story of the Others

  • 2015
  • 50min
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7,1/10
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Jihad: A Story of the Others (2015)
DocumentaireDocumentaire sur la foi et la spiritualité

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAn unflinching but sensitive and personal examination of jihadism and radicalisation, its causes and its possible solutions.An unflinching but sensitive and personal examination of jihadism and radicalisation, its causes and its possible solutions.An unflinching but sensitive and personal examination of jihadism and radicalisation, its causes and its possible solutions.

  • Réalisation
    • Deeyah Khan
  • Scénario
    • Deeyah Khan
    • Darin Prindle
    • Andrew Smith
  • Casting principal
    • Deeyah Khan
    • Abu Muntasir
    • Alyas Karmani
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
  • NOTE IMDb
    7,1/10
    455
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Deeyah Khan
    • Scénario
      • Deeyah Khan
      • Darin Prindle
      • Andrew Smith
    • Casting principal
      • Deeyah Khan
      • Abu Muntasir
      • Alyas Karmani
    • 11avis d'utilisateurs
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Nomination aux 1 BAFTA Award
      • 1 victoire et 2 nominations au total

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    Rôles principaux12

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    Deeyah Khan
    Deeyah Khan
    • Self - Filmmaker
    Abu Muntasir
    Abu Muntasir
    • Self - Former Jihadist
    Alyas Karmani
    • Self - Former Jihadist
    Usama Hasan
    • Self - Former Jihadist
    Munir Zamir
    • Self - Former Jihadist
    Shahid Butt
    • Self - Former Jihadist
    Anwar Al-Awlaki
    Anwar Al-Awlaki
    • Self - Jihadist
    • (images d'archives)
    Zekarias Negussue
    • Self - British Muslim
    Waseem Iqbal
    • Self - British Muslim
    Sabeel
    • Self - British Muslim
    Saeed Ahmed
    • Self - British Muslim
    Yasmin Mulbocus
    • Self - British Muslim
    • Réalisation
      • Deeyah Khan
    • Scénario
      • Deeyah Khan
      • Darin Prindle
      • Andrew Smith
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    papelindholm

    An easy test follows below...

    ...to find out whether one as a muslim is sincerely up for a radical change of interpreting the dogma of the theology behind islam: draw a picture of Mohammed and publish it.
    8johnmaddison-83890

    Moving stuff

    There are some embarrassingly mean-spirited reviews of this film here. I found these guys believable, and the film one of those most touching things I've seen in a while. I suspect the bad reviews are from people who have a religious agenda of their own and share the very emotional poverty that Deeyah attributed to these guys as young, foolish Jihadis. You hit the nail on the head, Deeyah. It's a thing that knows no boundaries, infecting religions, cultures and belief systems of every sort, and there will always be people whose hearts are so full of hatred, and, indeed, self-loathing, that they will twist anything into a channel to express that hatred. Sad as I am for their victims, I find it heartening to see how people can be pulled back from the brink, rescued from the darkness that once enveloped them, and I'm glad to see they found the answer in their own religion. We can all learn something from this insightful piece
    10matthewjohnbrown-31120

    Essential perspective

    Surprising and deeply humane film about former jihadis that has made me revise my view of how these people are created.
    10chriscrowstaff

    Powerful, sensitive, emotive and thought-provoking insight into the roots of violent extremism.

    Jihad: a story of the others is a powerful film about angry young men. Rebellious, frustrated and bored. Feeling socially excluded. Victimised and discriminated against. Marginalised and oppressed.

    It's about motivational leaders who inspire a sense of belonging and acceptance. And a 'family' where people develop courage and feel respected. Leaders who inspire violence, even martyrdom. Leaders who can be heroes for rebellious and disillusioned young girls too.

    The situation is not new. But the stage changes. Which makes it all-the-more urgent and important to try to understand the mind-set of angry and disillusioned young people.

    This is a vital documentary. And Deeyah is the best person to have made the film, as a Norwegion-born Muslim of Pakistani-Afghan heritage who, being high profile, was herself many times a victim of threats and discrimination. And, in addition, she is an excellent film-maker.

    From Abu Muntasir - as a young man, a charismatic and fiery Jihadi fighter and preacher radicalising western Muslims, to Yasmin Mulbocus - as a young girl, disillusioned and rebellious, drawn to ideological young men. The camera roles on as, years later, the once radicalised men (and woman) explain why they had been attracted to violent extremism. The interviewees speak openly to Deeyah, which is of course a credit to Deeyah. She allows them to speak uninterrupted, apart from occasional prompts and intelligent questions.

    The motivation behind the film is clear, including the reason the once-radicalised participants are willing to speak out. Everyone involved is keen to prevent more young people turning to violent ideologies.

    In my youth, in England, the 'enemy' was the 'Irish'. Speaking to Irish friends now, they tell me that, as young people in England, they felt discriminated against and victimised, purely for having an Irish accent or even just an Irish name.

    The story is similar. Some English young people turned to support the Irish Republican Army ('terrorists'). Others turned to violent movements such as Class War, the Animal Liberation Front and, at the other extreme, the National Front.

    Deeyah's documentary is deeply thought-provoking, sensitively filmed, and hugely insightful. It is also courageous. Courageous of Deeyah to have made it. And also courageous for the reformed radical Muslims taking part - as many viewers will be quick to judge and slow to forgive.

    The film ends with a powerful, eye-opening and emotive scene, where Deeyah again keeps the camera rolling. Abu Muntasir, the once radical preacher and fighter, spends some time talking about forgiveness.. Deeyah then asks softly if he's forgiven himself. It seems that's a question he's never thought about. He doesn't know how to reply and, instead, tears well up in his eyes. There is a long silence - but Abu Muntasir's face says it all.

    I think the film makes it blatantly clear that we, as a society, need to listen to our young people. If not, then the story will continue in other settings, with other 'enemies' radicalising vulnerable young people and encouraging them to channel their anger and resentment into violence. Which, often, they themselves grow to regret.

    Deeyah of course explains it best. Shortly before the closing scene, she says:

    "I came to understand that radicalisation is about pain. It's the pain of racism, exclusion from society... Yes, many of them have material comforts but I believe too many of them lead lives of emotional poverty. And what I also found is that people can come out of extremism and rebuild their lives... There is hope and we shouldn't give up. We need to look beyond what divides us and come together to create a society where we all belong."

    A vital discussion to have - and Deeyah's film prompts further discussion.
    random-70778

    According tothe logic of this documentary we just need to execute some gays every year "reasonably compromise"

    Or just meet the people who bomb abortion clinics "halfway" to compromise.

    Nowhere does it entertain the cold fact that Islam has a problem with modernity, plurality and liberty. It does not mention the surveys that show a MAJORITY of Muslim clerics worldwide today believe in the death penalty for homosexual activity. or that for example a majority of college educated Egyptians believe in the death penalty for converting form Islam or leaving Islam -- that is right, not rural villagers -- but college educated Egyptians.

    This idea that the modern world has to respond by compromising with misogynists, superstition or general backwardness is abhorrent.

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