The relative success of Al-Qaida as a religious terrorist organization is thought to be due to early realization by its founders that they must convince their members that they are in a battle with evil.

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This statement is true. Al-Qaida's founders understood the importance of framing their actions as a righteous battle against perceived evil, and this ideology has been a key factor in the group's ability to recruit members and gain support.

The Relative Success of Al-Qaida as a Religious Terrorist Organization