Which motive is common to al-Qaeda, ISIS, and other Islamic extremist groups?

Question

A. 

liberating Muslim women

B. 

creating a government based on religion

C. 

separating state from religion

D. 

gaining control of weapons

E. 

promoting tolerance

Answer 1

The common motive among Al-Qaida, ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria) and other Islamic extremist groups is to create a government based on religion. The reason as to why ISIS, and other similar groups do this, is to enforce the "Islamic Law" in their state.