Notion of homegrown terrorism as it relates to militant islamism. S...

Notion of homegrown terrorism as it relates to militant islamism. Students will identify any one American citizen that has committed acts of terrorism, their background, the act committed and what can be done to reduce the notion of radicalization. This assignment shall contain no less than 1500 words.

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Homegrown terrorism and radicalization: A case study of Abdulhakim Mujahid Muhammad

Introduction
Following the 9/11 attacks, terrorism has persistently become an immense worry for every American, and this is mainly because there are no warning signs and that it leads to grave injuries and deaths. A major aspect of terrorism is homegrown radicalism. Olsson describes it as the use of violence or force, whether actual, planned, or threatened, by an individual or group of people born, raised, or based and working principally within the U.S. with the aim of intimidating or coercing the American government, the country’s civilian population, or any other segment thereof, in furtherance of social or political objectives (160). This paper explores the notion of homegrown terrorism as it relates to militant Islamism, investigates an American that has committed acts of terrorism, and suggests approaches for reducing the concept of radicalization.
The notion of homegrown terrorism as it relates to militant Islamism
To understand the notion of homegrown terrorism as it relates to militant Islamism, one must familiarize with the constitution of the latter (militant Islamism). Primarily, militant Islamism is the practice of advocating or supporting a political movement that favors the reordering of the society and the government in alignment with the Islamic laws. According to Singer, the militant Islamism is based on the perspective that Allah mandates the entire world to practice Islam and abide...