Since they are from a broken family, they may grow up without having the support and attention they need from their parents.
In contrast to the tight-knit family structure of people from oriental countries, families in the West tend to lead lives with fewer emotions involved. People are economical with the display of their emotions to each other; therefore, emotional bonds are less likely to develop between human beings.
So people of Irish, English, Australian, Canadian or American nationalities whose home lives are lacking, are soft targets for potential radicalisation. These people might interact with radical Islamists- the Wahhabis- in their schools, colleges or workplaces. The recruiters cleverly earn the trust of these vulnerable people by making themselves appear very humble and by offering them any financial or moral support they need. Such people will be overwhelmed by these apparently selfless acts of kindness; they are literally sold to them.
On the other hand, the message of Wahhabism also resonates with people who are prone to a superiority complex since this ideology teaches that its followers are the best and those who do not practise
Wahhabism are lesser beings.
After recruiters have earned trust and interest of these people, they paint a diabolical image of Islam where every word uttered by the Prophet Mohammad or mentioned in the Koran is adulterated and opinionated to fit the Wahhabi agenda.
HH Younus AlGohar notes,‘ Through psychological manipulation, they attack the minds of people. They look for a soft corner.’
They tap into their lustful desires by saying things like,‘ The sisters, daughters and wives of infidels you kill will become your sex slaves. Join us and become part of this great brotherhood. You will be loved and respected.’
It is not just white and black converts that the terrorists target. Another vulnerable group is the young generation of Muslims living in the West, whose parents originate from countries in South Asia and the Middle East.
Young Muslims in the West often suffer from an identity crisis of sorts, due to the clash in cultures between what they see inside and outside their homes. They are susceptible, therefore, to being exploited by extremists, who take advantage of their confusion to turn them against their country. They often show the young Muslims the poverty level of different Muslim-majority countries; then, to implant the seed of hatred in their hearts, they say,‘ The West is living in luxury while these Muslim countries suffer. USA, UK, Canada, etc. stole this wealth from the Muslim countries.’
This, of course, conveniently excludes the filthy rich gulf states of UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, etc. where non-Muslims are not welcome to preach their religions or build their respective worship places- in sharp contrast to the customs of Prophet Mohammad
[ ASHTINAME OF MUHAMMAD ]. The gulf countries who tout themselves as champions of Islam, incidentally, have not been known for their generosity towards the impoverished Muslim nations; to date Saudi Arabia has yet to accept a single Syrian refugee.
JIHAD AND SUICIDE IN ISLAM
Suicide, in all its shapes and forms, is strictly forbidden in Islam.
Muslims are only allowed to fight in self-defense. The Muslim armies are not allowed to initiate any war against enemies.
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