Dabiq
Dabiq is an English-language magazine published by ISIS. The first edition was released in July 2014, and in September 2016 the name was changed to Rumiyah (the Arabic name for Rome). The name Dabiq is a reference to a hadith which predicts that the final battle before Judgement Day will take place in the town of Dabiq, located in northern Syria, in which the Muslim armies will destroy the Romans. The magazine frequently encourages attacks against Christians, Jews, and other minorities.
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