Practically, there are two types of rehabilitation to terrorism offenders. The first includes isolation techniques (‘exclusiveness’), which would isolate terrorism offenders in some special circumstances. The fundamental reason for exclusiveness is related to the prevention of the spread of ideology that justifies violence. The use of sacred texts to justify violence and the wide range of terrorism network are seen to be hazardous. The second type of rehabilitation is related to allowing terrorism offenders to blend or meet with general criminal inmates or visitors (e.g. family) under certain circumstances (“inclusiveness”), in order to encounter Humans Rights concern. Both exclusiveness and inclusiveness include counseling session, assistance (e.g. programs for family), exposure to new learning experiences, dialogues with several favorable source persons, and empowerment facilitation. To address whether inclusiveness and exclusiveness is the best application in rehabilitating the psychology of terrorism offenders, this research will examine steps in rehabilitating religious terrorism offenders, psychological transformation process and observed positive behavioral changes in religious terrorism offenders.