New Salafism and Analysis Processes for Iran's Regional Security Threat Patterns

The growth of New- Salafism and the emergence of the ISIS phenomenon in the Middle East show a new kind of threat that spread not only in a particular country, but also unprecedentedly in the Middle East. The purpose of the present paper is to study the threat of regional security in Iran as a result of the emergence of new security threats in the light of the emergence and expansion of New-Salafism. The main question is: "What are the drivers that affect the survival of New-Salafism and the formation of regional security threats?" In response, the main hypothesis of this paper is based on the fact that the above-mentioned process, at three levels and under the influence of crisis drivers, includes "action of international actors," Divergence in the coherence of the social structure of the Muslim world "And" ideological competition and the disparity of interests of rival regional actors." Research findings include globalization, increased security of Israel, The duality of order / irregularity during the transition period, the proletarian wars, nostalgia, and the emergence of Takfiri Salafist groups,, Anti-Shiite and jurisprudence, ethnic cleansing, identity crisis, and overcrowded governments.