Why the Taliban and ISIS Hate Each Other: A Closer Look

:crossed_swords:The Taliban and ISIS have conflicting interpretations of Sharia law, leading to ideological differences.

:raising_hand:ISIS seeks to establish a global Islamic state, while the Taliban focuses on controlling Afghanistan.

:woman-running:ISIS emerged from disaffected Taliban members and gained its own following.

:fire:The Taliban and ISIS have engaged in battles against each other in Afghanistan.

:muscle:The Taliban succeeded in suppressing ISIS-K, an ISIS-affiliated group in Afghanistan.

What is the main difference between the Taliban and ISIS?

—The main difference is their interpretation and enforcement of Sharia law. The Taliban focuses on Afghanistan, while ISIS seeks to establish a global Islamic state.

Did ISIS emerge from the Taliban?

—Yes, ISIS gained some of its followers from disaffected Taliban members who were unhappy with the Taliban's leadership.

Have the Taliban and ISIS fought against each other?

—Yes, the Taliban and ISIS have engaged in battles against each other in Afghanistan.

Did the Taliban suppress ISIS-K?

—Yes, the Taliban succeeded in suppressing ISIS-K, an ISIS-affiliated group in Afghanistan.

Will the Taliban and ISIS become allies now that the Taliban is in control?

—It is unlikely that the Taliban and ISIS will become allies, as they have a history of conflict and different ideologies.

00:00Introduction to the similarities and differences between the Taliban and ISIS.

02:32The origins and goals of the Taliban and ISIS.

06:04The rise and fall of the Taliban's control over Afghanistan.

08:03The origins and ideology of ISIS, and its conflicts with the Taliban.

11:53The ongoing conflict between the Taliban and ISIS in Afghanistan.

12:51Attempts by the Taliban to prevent ISIS recruitment from disaffected members.

14:21The concern of ISIS presence in Afghanistan after the Taliban's recapture of Kabul.

14:51Closing remarks and suggestions for further videos to watch.