The part I am having trouble with is the first part of the sentence, the part before the first comma. My thoughts:
Islamic(don't know how to say イスラム in english...) extremist organisations and ... I guess the と is an "and" here and not quotation as there is not a verb or copula before the particle. But if it is an "and" it would "and group(s)" with is being modified by 考えられている which would be passive(or potential?)? . Whether it is passive or potential I can't understand what is being thought?
I just can't make sense of that part. The second part I get.
Could someone perhaps explain it to me?
If context is needed I can provide a link to the article.
That I would sort of translate into something like, the islamic group which is thought to be an extremist organisation. But is it the same with and with out the だ???
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Ok. Hmm, how should I phrase this. That と言う you refer to is that as in "say" or like the という that is used for various things like making sentences into nouns or like describing things and so on.
It feels like my explanation was bad...