Dr. Abdul Hadi al-Zaidi, a faculty professor at the college of Islamic sciences University of Baghdad has participated recently in the proceedings of the scientific committee of the 6th international conference on (Intellectual Media: Security and Forward-Looking Vision) sponsored by the Insight Society for Media Development in collaboration with ARID Platform and the international University of Erbil.
Dr. Abdul Hadi al-Zaidi presented a paper on “Wars of the sixth generation and the future of the Islamic world” in which he pointed out that this generation of wars is characterized by smart & supernatural weapons known as jinn wars, as a result of their use of birds and fish as means of espionage and broadcasting radio signals through water, space and land such as drones and others that can be managed remotely with the aim to disrupt societies through the complete recruitment of internet networks and to destroy the pillars of the state. He added that the most prominent weapons used in the current wars are characterized with the use of weather elements like rain and wind.
Al-Zaidi warned that the backwardness of the Islamic world in this field must encourage people to cope with such variables by focusing on research and scientific capabilities and keep up with modern armaments, rely on intelligence and the invention of weapons stronger and more capable of confrontation. The Islamic countries must expand their national intellectual capital: engineers, scientists, philosophers, historians and decision makers by improving their educational systems in addition to receiving training on such new technology.