Isis Company Profile

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Company Name	Isis
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Size	Inside Syria and Iraq: 200,000[37] (Kurdish claim in 2014)100,000[38] (Jihadist claim in 2015)20,000–31,000[39] (CIA estimate in 2014)19,000–25,000[40][41] (CIA estimate in early 2016)6,500 (U.S. military estimate in October 2017)[42], 200,000[37] (Kurdish claim in 2014), 100,000[38] (Jihadist claim in 2015), 20,000–31,000[39] (CIA estimate in 2014), 19,000–25,000[40][41] (CIA estimate in early 2016), 6,500 (U.S. military estimate in October 2017)[42], Outside Syria and Iraq: 32,600–57,900 (See Military of ISIL for more detailed estimates.), Estimated total: 39,100–257,900, In 2015 (near max extent): 6 million[43]
Active	Established under the name of Jama'at al-Tawhid wal-Jihad: 1999, Joined al-Qaeda: October 2004, Declaration of an Islamic state in Iraq: 13 October 2006, Claim of territory in the Levant: 8 April 2013, Separated from al-Qaeda:[2][3] 3 February 2014[4], Declaration of caliphate: 29 June 2014, Claim of territory in:Libya, Egypt, Algeria, Saudi Arabia, Yemen: 13 November 2014South Asia: 29 January 2015[5]Nigeria: 12 March 2015[6][7]North Caucasus: 23 June 2015[8]Recapture of Mosul by Iraqi forces: 10 July 2017Recapture of Raqqa by SDF forces: 17 October 2017, Libya, Egypt, Algeria, Saudi Arabia, Yemen: 13 November 2014, South Asia: 29 January 2015[5], Nigeria: 12 March 2015[6][7], North Caucasus: 23 June 2015[8], Recapture of Mosul by Iraqi forces: 10 July 2017, Recapture of Raqqa by SDF forces: 17 October 2017
Allies	See section
Groups	Libyan Province, Sinai Province, Yemen Province, Algerian Province, Khorasan Province, West Africa Province, Caucasus Province, Somalia Province
Leaders	Leader: Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi[13], Deputy leader in Iraq: Abu Fatima al-Jaheishi[14], Deputy leader in Syria: Abu Ali al-Anbari †[15][16], Deputy leader in Libya: Abdel Baqer Al-Najdi[17], Military chief: Abu Saleh al-Obaidi[18], Head of the Shura Council: Abu Arkan al-Ameri[19], Chief spokesperson: Abu Mohammad al-Adnani †[20][21][22][23][24], Chief of Syrian military operations: Abu Omar al-Shishani †[21][25][26][27][28], Minister of War: Gulmurod Khalimov[29], Minister of Information: Wa'il Adil Hasan Salman al-Fayad †[30], Spokesman: Abul-Hasan Al-Muhajir (foreign fighter)
Ideology	Salafism[9][10][11], Salafi jihadism[11][12], Wahhabism
Opponents	Afghanistan, Algeria, Australia[45], Belgium, Canada[46], China[47], Denmark, Egypt, Estonia, France, Greece[48], India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq Iraqi Kurdistan, Iraqi Kurdistan, Israel, Italy[49], Lebanon, Libya, Netherlands, Pakistan[50], Philippines, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States, Syrian Democratic Forces, Nineveh Plain Protection Units, Hezbollah, Badr Organisation[51], Asa'ib Ahl al-Haq[52], Kata'ib Hezbollah, Harakat Hezbollah al-Nujaba, Kata'ib Sayyid al-Shuhada, Peshmerga, Kurdistan Communities Union, Free Syrian Army, al-Qaeda, Ahrar al-Sham, Al-Nusra Front (Tahrir al-Sham since 2017), Libya Shield Force, Hamas, Shura Council of Mujahideen in Derna[53], Taliban, Army of Conquest (2015–17)
Headquarters	Baqubah, Iraq (2006–2007), No central headquarters (2007–2013), Raqqa, Syria (2013–2017), Mayadin, Syria (June–October 2017)[31][32], Al-Qa'im, Iraq (October–November 2017)[33], Abu Kamal, Syria (November 2017)[34][35], Hajin, Syria (November 2017–present)[36]
Originated as	Jama'at al-Tawhid wal-Jihad (1999)[44]
Area of operations	Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, Iraqi government, Syrian government, Lebanese government, Iraqi Kurdistan forces, Syrian Kurdistan forces, Syrian opposition forces, Turkish Armed Forces, Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), Hezbollah, Note: Iraq and Syria contain large desert areas with sparse populations. These areas are mapped as under the control of forces holding roads and towns within them., Detailed map of the Syrian, Iraqi, and Lebanese conflicts, Detailed map of the Libyan Civil War, Detailed map of the Sinai insurgency, Detailed map of the Nigerian insurgency, Detailed map of the Yemeni Civil War, Detailed map of the Taliban insurgency

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