This paper seeks to address the topic of the secrete Shari'a (religious) courts that come in different shapes representing various Salafi schools of thought and their ideological differences. They exemplify the social networks formed by Salafis. This helps examine the controversial issues that divide the members and proponents of Jihadist Salafis and the degree of their compliance with courts' decisions and the position of Jordanian government and its various apparatuses vis-à-vis these decisions.