Jihad and the World

On September 11, 2001, 2,993 people were murdered by the destruction of Twin Towers at the World Trade Center in New York. The two buildings collapsed within two hours of the first incident, destroying the nearby buildings and damaging the other buildings. Al Qaeda asserted the responsibility of the attack and declared jihad against the United States. Jihad is a religious obligation of Muslims, and jihad means "struggle". There are two general understandings of jihad in the Quran.

According to Jihad's duty, Dar Al-Islam has been pressured to conquer or destroy Daruhab. This contradicts our leaders' remarks: "We are not fighting Islam." Even if we do not participate in the jihad we are fighting, the world of Muslims is constantly fighting with other worlds I am doing. This premise is supported by the Islamic law and the teachings of Islam. This is a remark by Ali 2: 15-2: 18. Has anyone said more ironic things? Clearly, the desire to free Muslim women from repression is a strange and obnoxious obsession. Ali is showing another red snapper. He implied a misleading internet commentator who forced their world view into a Muslim culture. "The Internet is full of images and comments on Muslim women, fashion and appearance written by people who do not understand"

Jihad is in danger of the Islamic world. Jihad for non-Muslim rulers is less controversial than the Arab regime. Fighting in Muslim names in these areas does not include difficult religious problems of the rights and obligations of Muslim rulers and rational conditions justifying jihad against rulers. Many of the Muslim camps agree that such companies can justify the ruler's policy and non-compliance with Islamic law, but most Muslim scholars mobilize empathy for this cause It is much more difficult. Both of them think ruler who shows effective control does not legally infringe Islamic law. But this is not the case if the problem is that non-Muslims are "infidels" that oppress Muslims and occupy Muslim land. Self-awareness of the global jihad movement arising from the war in Afghanistan reflects the latter type of jihad