Syrian Islamic Front

Not to be confused with Islamic Front (Syria) or Syrian Islamic Liberation Front.

Syrian Islamic Front الجبهة الإسلامية السورية Al-Jabha Al-Islamiyya Al-Suriyya
Logo of the Syrian Islamic Front
Leader	Hassan Aboud (Ahrar ash-Sham)
Dates active	December 2012 – November 2013
Groups	Ahrar al-Sham Ansar al-Sham Liwa al-Haqq Kurdish Islamic Front Hamza ibn Abdulmutallib Brigade Al-Fajr Islamic Movement Jaysh Al-Tawhid Mus'ab ibn Umayr Brigade Faith Brigade Special Forces Unit Islamic Vangaurd Eagles of Islam Haqq Battalions Gathering (Merged with Other Groups to Become Liwa Mujahidi al-Sham)
Active regions	Syria
Ideology	Salafi Islamism Syrian nationalism Jihadism
Size	25,000 (Dec. 2012, own claim) – 13,000 (May 2013)
Wars	Syrian Civil War

The Syrian Islamic Front (Arabic: الجبهة الإسلامية السورية al-Jabhah al-Islāmiyya as-Sūriyyah; abbreviated SIF) was a Salafist alliance of various Islamist factions opposed to Bashar al-Assad that sought the transformation of Syria into an Islamic state under Sharia.

Its largest group was the Salafist Ahrar al-Sham, which reportedly "led" and "dominated" the Front. In November 2013, the Syrian Islamic Front was dissolved, as the organization was replaced by the Islamic Front.