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often referred to as "militia", and ****
foreigners as "
jihadists" (or "would-be
jihadists"). One who does use the term "Shia jihad" is
Danny Postel...
- Salafis.
Salafi jihadists distinguish themselves from
Quietist salafis whom they
label "sheikist", so
named because – the
jihadists believe – that the...
- to be
adopted by
Islamist groups and
jihadists during the 1990s and
early 2000s.
Organizations who use
jihadist flags include al-Qaeda, al-Shabaab, the...
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launched an air and
ground ****ault
killing more than 100
jihadists. On 12 December, a
jihadist attack on the
village of
Petel Kole near
Burkina Faso killed...
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Khaled Youssef Mohammed al-Emirat, (خالد يوسف محمد العميرات) more
commonly known as
Muhannad (مهند;
Mukhannad or Mukhanad, Russian: Муханнад, sometimes...
- is
considered to have
recruited approximately 80% of French-speaking
jihadists fighting in the
Middle East. He
arrived with his
family and followers...
-
Ansar Dine Sud. His
battalion had
fighters from
southern Mali,
along with
jihadists from
Ivory Coast and
Burkina Faso. Keïta
commanded around 200 fighters...
- by
Muntada al-Ansar
jihadists. Paul
Marshall Johnson, Jr., U.S. citizen,
beheaded in June 2004 in
Saudi Arabia by al-Qaeda
jihadists. Kim Sun-il, South...
- like Jaish-e-Mohammed.
These camps would eventually be used for
training jihadists who
would fight in
various places,
including Kashmir, Chechnya, Bosnia...
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Salafistes (Salafists or
Jihadists) is a 2016
French do****entary film
about Islamic terrorism. The film was
highly controversial in its
native France...
