Khuddam ul-Islam is an Islamist Sunni militant splinter group of the Jaish-e-Mohammed. JeM’s stated objective is to unite Indian-administered Kashmir with Pakistan under interpretation of Islamic law, as well as the removal of Hindu and other non-Muslim presence from the south-Asian subcontinent. Khuddam ul-Islam has allegedly helped the Pakistani intelligence (ISI) community and the Taliban of Afghanistan. This organization has been aided by a variety of radical Islamic military institutions in the Middle East. Khuddam ul-Islam had also actively engaged in violent terrorist activities in Kashmir, in effort to rid the area of Indian Military. They have been active since 2000, working alongside several other Sunni extremist organizations in Pakistan. Osama Bin Laden has also been confirmed as a benefactor to this organization. There means of generating income come mainly from many legitimate business fronts. Khuddam ul-Islam has claimed responsibility for over a…
Kuddam ul-Islam (KuI)
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