A military unit created in 1918 that operated in the Caucasus during World War I. Relevant Arabic Terms

Originally known as Liwa al-Islam (Brigade of Islam), this group was a prominent rebel coalition based in the Eastern Ghouta region near Damascus. It was founded by Zahran Alloush and was known for its disciplined structure and opposition to both the Syrian government and the Islamic State.

The word "" does not appear to be a standard Arabic military or religious term and may be a misspelling of Isma'ili (a branch of Shia Islam), or a specific localized name. Major Entities Known as "Army of Islam"

The phrase "" (Arabic: Jaysh al-Islam / جيش الإسلام) most commonly refers to a major coalition of Islamist rebel units active in the Syrian Civil War . It has also been used by other distinct groups in the Gaza Strip and Iraq, as well as a historical Ottoman military unit.

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