IHCS Contemporary Political Studies 2383-1294 8 26 2018 01 21 The Impact of ISIS Terrorist Group on Geopolitics and Religious Nationalism of the Middle East The Impact of ISIS Terrorist Group on Geopolitics and Religious Nationalism of the Middle East 65 81 3007 10.30465/cps.2018.3007 FA Mohammad Reza Hatami Associate Professor of Political Science at Payame Noor University Journal Article 2017 09 16 Although the ISIS territory and power has been ended at the end of 2017 in Syria and Iraq, its impacts cause ethnic/religious and geopolitical chaos in the Middle East. On the other hand, ISIS made a crisis in some parts of the Middle East including ethnic segregated spaces with its ideology. This crisis, with new unwanted demographic waves and battles, has created a spaces for new movements. The present study attempts to investigate the spread of ISIS and the Heterodoxic readings of this type of terrorist of misleading Islam accepted by ISIS, Arab nationalism, and its territory dominated by Mesopotamia as a place and basis of crisis through research-descriptive methodology and hybrid methodology influenced by religious and geopolitical nationalism. Although the ISIS territory and power has been ended at the end of 2017 in Syria and Iraq, its impacts cause ethnic/religious and geopolitical chaos in the Middle East. On the other hand, ISIS made a crisis in some parts of the Middle East including ethnic segregated spaces with its ideology. This crisis, with new unwanted demographic waves and battles, has created a spaces for new movements. The present study attempts to investigate the spread of ISIS and the Heterodoxic readings of this type of terrorist of misleading Islam accepted by ISIS, Arab nationalism, and its territory dominated by Mesopotamia as a place and basis of crisis through research-descriptive methodology and hybrid methodology influenced by religious and geopolitical nationalism. https://politicalstudy.ihcs.ac.ir/article_3007_b3c2523fe4474403da1827dc85808740.pdf