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Dr. Ibrahim Nagem, the Senior Advisor to the Grand Mufti of the Republic and Secretary-General of the Fatwa Councils and Authorities around the world, emphasized that the phenomenon of extremism is increasingly transforming covertly through artificial intelligence and closed digital platforms. He explained that Daesh (ISIS) propaganda is spreading through low-intensity messages, using short clips and anonymous posts that target troubled youth. He pointed out that extremist groups are utilizing large language models and deepfake video technologies to produce targeted inciting content, which heightens the danger of fueling radicalization. Additionally, he warned against the rising spread of sectarian hate speech and the movement of extremist content into encrypted applications and closed chat rooms. He called for international legislation and regulations to monitor extremist content and to strengthen communities from within, especially with the emergence of a new generation of generative extremism that produces self-generated radical speech via AI. Finally, he stressed that media and political escalation against occupation and sectarian tension could contribute to nurturing the foundation of future extremism, underscoring the need to build a moderate, targeted religious discourse that protects society from sliding into violence and hatred.
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