"Terrorist figures" refer to individuals who are recognized for their involvement in acts of terrorism, which are violent actions intended to instill fear or coerce societies or governments. These figures often lead or inspire extremist groups, such as Al-Qaeda or ISIS, and may be responsible for planning attacks that target civilians or military personnel. Many terrorist figures gain notoriety through their actions, propaganda, or leadership roles. Some, like Osama bin Laden, became symbols of their organizations, while others may be less known but still play crucial roles in recruitment and strategy. Their influence can extend globally, affecting international relations and security policies.