“Al Qaeda Airlines” magazine analyzes their decade-long global jihad on the West

Al-Qaeda Airlines ‘Magazine’ second issue analyzes their decade-long war on freedom and the West.

In the current issue of the magazine, titled “Al-Qaeda’s Hallmarks,” Dhu Al-Bajadin summarizes and analyzes Al-Qaeda’s ten major bombing attacks over the last decade, in an effort to learn lessons from both the successes and mistakes of the mujahideen who planned and carried them out.

Unlike the West, they know who they are, they know who the enemy is, and they know what their objective is.

Jihadi Forum Member Posts Second Issue of Al-Qaeda Airlines ‘Magazine’ Analyzing a Decade of Terror MEMRI

On May 15, 2012, an online jihadi known as “‘Abdallah Dhu Al-Bajadin” published the second issue of “Al-Qaeda Airlines magazine.” The stated purpose of the 206-page PDF file, compiled in magazine format from various internet sources, is to provide jihadis with an analysis of past terror operations, along with guides on how to manufacture explosives. As in the previous issue, the current one was posted in a subsection of the jihadi forum Shumoukh Al-Islam dedicated to military topics.

Cover of issue two of Al-Qaeda Airlines magazine

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An illustration of the process of manufacturing PETN

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In the current issue of the magazine, titled “Al-Qaeda’s Hallmarks,” Dhu Al-Bajadin summarizes and analyzes Al-Qaeda’s ten major bombing attacks over the last decade, in an effort to learn lessons from both the successes and mistakes of the mujahideen who planned and carried them out. The magazine’s content is compiled mostly from descriptions and illustrations of the attacks taken from sources such as Wikipedia and Western press outlets.

Other sources include texts from jihadi publications, such as AQAP‘s English-language Inspire magazine, AQAP communiques, jihadi forum posts, explosive-manufacturing manuals and so on. The PDF file was posted along with short video clips documenting the attacks discussed in the magazine and presenting methods for manufacturing explosives.

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