The Mujahideen Army has not claimed or been associated with any attacks in 2006. It is unclear if the group has taken another name, merged with another group or decided to enter the political realm. Also, the group is not committed to inciting civil war or attacking the Shia population in Iraq, so it may be attempting to distance itself from the increasingly sectarian insurgency. Still, until the unstable security situation in Iraq is resolved, the Mujahideen Army remains an active threat.

Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) -- Supported Cause

Mujahideen Division Khandaq was only responsible for one attack in its history. Despite cooperation with US advisers, Filipino forces still struggle to control the Muslim insurgency in Mindanao. Hence, it is assumed that Mujahideen Division Khandaq is active.

Mujahideen KOMPAK members are known to be responsible for the November 2001 bombing of a North Jakarta church and a series of revenge killings that claimed the lives of 17 Christian villagers in October 2003. Most recently, Mujahideen KOMPAK was blamed for the October 30th, 2005 murder and decapitation of three Catholic schoolgirls in Poso.<br /><p><br />Analysts concede that though JI's focus on a long-run "hearts and minds" indoctrination strategy poses a very significant long-term threat to Southeast Asian security, Mujahideen KOMPAK is a more potent immediate threat, due to its focus on quickly responding to contemporary political and religious trends with violent means.<br />

Mujahedeen Message is held responsible for the August 2003 burning down of the Abu Sofial girls' school in Logar Province, south of Kabul Afghanistan. Another school for girls had also recently been burned down in this area. Under the Taliban's interpretation of Islamic Shari'a law, girls were prohibited from receiving education. Schools for girls opened across Afghanistan in the wake of the Taliban's fall in late 2001, yet certain Afghans remain opposed to the practice.  <P><br />In addition to their opposition to female education, the group has threatened to kill anyone cooperating with the US-backed government led by Hamid Karzai. <br />