Introduction: Why study the minds of Osama bin Laden and Islamist? -- 1. In search of his Mother/Father/Himself: Osama's early losses and narcissistic wounds, the stuff of Islamist leaders' charisma -- 2. Osama's perpetual search for father/brother replacement figures. Soul brothers in terror -- 3. Osama bin Laden's dark epiphany as prototype of Islamist leaders' pathological narcissism -- 4. How Osama and Company become heroes to Muslim youth via manipulation of the wounded group-self -- 5. Suicide bombers: Psychodynamic perspectives on Osama and Company's foot soldiers -- 6. The children of terror and martyrdom: The self-psychological soil for, and roots of, Osama and Company's future recruits -- 7. Osama and Company's apocalyptic scenarios and rebellious group martyrdom in terror cults -- 8. How a psychiatrist might diagnose bin Laden and Company -- 9. More hopeful and world views and approaches to social justice than those of Osama and Company's Islamofascism.