That author needs a better ghost editor, for English is clearly a second language.

Further, the general constructs of thought hail from the Second World.

Such far reaching o’erleaping conclusions need facts to buttress them.

this name might be familiar for you, Mohammed Yusuf (Boko Haram)… (not the same man, but named after him)

but if you want to hear what the rest of the world is reading…

Terror In Iraq: Roots And Motivation
http://www.globalresearch.ca/terror-in-iraq-roots-and-motivation/5388084
As of writing this essay, it has become public knowledge that the group referred to as ISIS was trained by the United States to topple Syria’s President Assad. The purpose of this article is to give a comprehensive, chronological overview of events leading to the present day crisis, which by necessity may repeat some of the points raised in various excellent articles on ISIS.

In March 1965 the First Conference of Muslims of Asia and Africa was held in Bandoeng. Thirty-five countries were represented. The Mufti of Central Asia and Kazakhstan, Babakhanov, led the Soviet delegation.

The conference discussed the use of Muslim proselytizing societies as weapons against imperialism. The need to harness Islam to the service of the revolution has been openly discussed by communist strategists.

Based on Soviet experience in Central Asia, the problem of achieving this is considered difficult but soluble
-New Lies for Old…

see
Soviet Muslims Seek Leader’s Ouster

Mr. Babakhanov, who is 67 years old, is the head of the officially sanctioned Muslim religious council for Central Asia and Kazakhstan, which is based here and regulates Islamic affairs in several Soviet Asian republics……

“Official” Islam in the Soviet Union
http://www.biblicalstudies.org.uk/pdf/rcl/07-3_148.pdf
The official Muslim administration was created during the war on the initiative of the Mufti of Ufa, Abdurrahman Rasulaev, who approached Stalin at the end of 1942 with a project for “normalizing” relations be-tween Islam and the Soviet government.

administration created under the above circumstances has no parallel in any other Muslim country.

Sunni Islam is a decentralized religion which has no “clergy” and therefore does not need an “ecclesi-astical establishment”.

Nevertheless, the administration in question fol-lowed closely the tradition of Imperial Russia: in 1783, Catherine II organized a similar control system – the Central Spiritual Muslim Directorate (Upravlenie) for European Russia and Siberia in Orenburg (later in Ufa).

This official Islamic establishment has no central organization, apart from a coordinating centre in Moscow with limited competence:
the Department of Foreign Relations, created in 1962, is in charge of relations between the four Spiritual Directorates and Muslim countries abroad.

The establishment is divided geographically between four Spiritual Directorates (Dukhovnye Upravleniya). Three of them are Sunni, the fourth is mixed – Sunni-Shia