Sample Sentences forjihad (editor-reviewed)
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They urged jihad against the Americans in Afghanistan.jihad = a holy war waged by Muslims against infidels
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They urged a jihad against Jews and crusaders.
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The talib talked of jihad in such glorious terms that my father was captivated. (source)jihad = holy war waged by Muslims against infidels
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Through it all, the wild jihad still loomed ahead of him, the violence and the slaughter. (source)jihad = a relentless battle for a belief
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At fourteen, he and his father had joined the jihad against the Shorawi. (source)jihad = a holy war waged by Muslims against infidels
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He did not believe in terrorism or jihad. (source)
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During a dry season in 1991 and 1992, the Islamic government in Khartoum declared jihad in the Nuba region and launched an offensive to drive indigenous groups from the valleys. (source)jihad = a holy war waged by Muslims against infidels
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And who is doing the heavy lifting now, in civilization's current struggle with fundamentalist Islamic jihad?† (source)
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Every Palestinian in the Worldweb and beyond carried the cul-turai memory of a century of struggle capped by a month of nationalist triumph before the Nuclear Jihad of 2038 wiped it all away.† (source)
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From what we're told, it was a contract from a crazy jihad faction out of Beirut.† (source)
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These identified themselves as mujahedeen, which basically means "people on jihad"—or murderers in the name of God.† (source)
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A book in German entitled Der Staat und die Autonomen, a book in Swedish with the title Revolutionary Terrorism, and an English book Islamic Jihad.† (source)
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Or most of the groups which contributed the majority of members of the international jihad like the Algerian Rif tribes.† (source)
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But some of them seem to exist only to teach militant jihad.† (source)
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Did you tell them that we're Nature's Jihad?† (source)
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The father could not join the jihad then; he'd have to stay home and care for his child. (source)
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