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jihad. The
Wahhabi movement that
spread across the
Arabian peninsula starting in the 18th
century emphasized jihad as
armed struggle. The Fula
jihads...
- the
military campaigns of
historic Islamic empires, and
later the Fula
jihads in West
Africa in the 18th and 19th centuries. The
largest Salafi-jihadist...
- The Fula (or Fulani)
jihads (Arabic: جهاد الفولا)
sometimes called the
Fulani revolution were a
series of
jihads that
occurred across West
Africa during...
- to
create an
organization named "Al-Qaeda" to
serve as a "vanguard" for
jihad. When
Saddam Hussein invaded and
occupied Kuwait in 1990, bin
Laden offered...
- West
African jihads may
refer to: Fula
jihads, the 18th- and 19th-century
Islamic movements that led the
founding of
various Fula
states Insurgency in...
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Jihad (Arabic: جهاد
jihād, 'striving' or 'struggling for
something better or greater') is used as a
given name.
People with the name
Jihad or
Jehad include:...
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Islamic Jihad may
refer to:
Types of
Islamic Jihad Jihad, the
Islamic theological concept,
literally meaning "struggle"
Jihadism, a
neologism for militant...
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largest states in
Africa in the 19th century. His
success inspired similar jihads in
Western Africa. The
ancient Kanem–Bornu
Empire was
losing power by the...
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Jihad is an
Arabic word for "struggle",
denoting a
theological and
legal concept in Islam, and
there are
several types of
Jihad in Islam.
Jihad or variant...
- as-Sunnah lid-Da'wah wa'l-
Jihād (Arabic: جماعة أهل السنة للدعوة والجهاد, lit. 'Group of the
People of
Sunnah for
Dawah and
Jihad'), is a self-proclaimed...
