Qata'ib

Qata'ib is an Arabic term that translates to "brigades" or "groups," commonly used to refer to organized military or militant units within a larger faction or movement. These groups operate with specific operational goals, often within the context of conflicts, insurgencies, or revolutionary activities. They can vary in size and structure, typically functioning as sub-units that carry out targeted missions or campaigns. The term emphasizes the organized, collective aspect of these units, highlighting their role in the strategic and tactical activities of their overarching organization.