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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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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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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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He did not believe in terrorism or jihad. (source)jihad = a holy war waged by Muslims against infidels
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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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He also announced that interpretation of the Koran since the Shi'ites" seedship days had definitely shown that the God of Islam would neither condone nor allow the slaughter of the innocent, no matter how many jihads were proclaimed by tinhorn heretics like the New Prophet.† (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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And who is doing the heavy lifting now, in civilization's current struggle with fundamentalist Islamic jihad?† (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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Did you tell them that we're Nature's 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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These identified themselves as mujahedeen, which basically means "people on jihad"—or murderers in the name of God.† (source)
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