Hassan Abu Haniya

Non-resident researcher at the Policy and Society Institute, specializing in Islamic movements. He has numerous publications and contributions, including “Women and Politics from the Perspective of Islamic Movements in Jordan”; co-author of “Jihadi Salafism in Jordan after the Killing of Zarqawi: Identity Approach, Leadership Crisis, and Vision Ambiguity”; and co-author of “Conservative Salafism: The Strategy of Islamizing Society and the Ambiguous Relationship with the State”, “Sufi Orders: The Spiritual Paths of God—Adaptation and Renewal in the Context of Modernization”, “The Islamic Solution in Jordan: Islamists, the State, and the Stakes of Democracy and Security”, “Islamic State Organization: The Sunni Crisis and the Struggle for Global Jihadism”, “Female Martyrs: Jihadi Feminism from Al-Qaeda to the Islamic State”, and “Hurras al-Din Organization: The Rise and Fall of Al-Qaeda in the Arab Mashreq”. He recently contributed to the book “Islamists in Jordan: Religion, State, and Society”.