The recent reports of women from Kerala joining ISIS have sparked a lot of controversy and concern. However, the truth behind these reports is not as simple or straightforward as it may seem.

ISIS or Islamic State in Iraq and Syria has been known for recruiting people from all over the world, and Kerala is no exception. However, the recent reports of women from Kerala joining ISIS do not mean that all women from Kerala are terrorist sympathizers. In fact, there is no evidence whatsoever that suggests that all women from Kerala are joining ISIS.

What is likely happening is that some women from Kerala are joining ISIS because they believe that the group is doing good work. ISIS has been fighting against the Syrian government, and many people in Kerala support the group’s efforts.

1. There is also the possibility that some women from Kerala are joining ISIS because they are looking for a way to gain more power and influence. ISIS is a very powerful organization, and many women in Kerala want to join it in order to gain more recognition and power.
2. One theory suggests that these women are joining IS out of financial desperation or disillusionment with their own lives. Many of these women are from well-to-do families and may feel that they have lost everything due to the current economic climate in Kerala. 
3. Another theory suggests that women are joining ISIS because they are looking for an alternative to the patriarchal society in Kerala. The women in Kerala are not immune to discrimination, and many of them have faced abuse from their husbands or fathers. Some have also been forced into marriages that they do not want, or have been forced to work in low-paying jobs.
4. Others believe that women are joining ISIS because they are desperate for money. ISIS is known for paying its members well, and many of the women in Kerala have limited opportunities for income. Some have also been brainwashed by ISIS recruiters, and believe that they are making a meaningful contribution to the Islamic State.
5. Others believe that these women are motivated by a desire to join a powerful and influential cult. Whatever the reasons for their decision to join IS, it is clear that these women are putting themselves in danger. Not only are they risking their lives by traveling to Syria and Iraq, but they are also risking being captured by the military forces of the countries they are traveling through. 

It is important to remember that, no matter why these women are joining IS, they are still human beings and deserve our compassion and respect. We must not judge them based on their actions, but instead, offer them support and understanding.

Overall, it is important to remember that there is no evidence to suggest that all women from Kerala are joining ISIS. However, it is also important to be aware of the possible reasons why some women might be joining the group.