Jihad

...of their commanders' recommendations. The war on terror is spoken of no more. We've adopted a see-no-jihad, hear-no-jihad, speak-no-jihad mind-set. Political correctness rules the day. Before it's too late, America must again awaken to the...

In this article: Islam, Detainee, United States, Cancer, Gitmo, New York City, and Defendant

...Times for insisting that the Congress conduct hearings to uncover the jihadist motivations of the Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan ("Covering up jihad," Editorial, Tuesday). A wealth of data accumulated over the past decade on the Muslims...

In this article: Ideology, Respondent, The Washington Times, Council on American-Islamic Relations, and Fort Hood

Withdrawing from Afghanistan too quickly would allow al-Qaeda to return and launch a "global jihad" against the West, the head of Nato has warned. Anders Fogh Rasmussen issued his warning just a day after Gordon Brown gave his clearest...

In this article: NATO, Afghanistan, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Gordon Brown, Taliban, Al-Qaeda, Britain, Political settlement, and Taliban insurgents

...for mocking at his son's inter-faith marriage with veteran comedian Jagathy Sreekumar's daughter. That is the only 'love jihad' he was aware of, Vijayan sarcastically said. "The engagement was done according to Hindu custom at the...

In this article: Kerala Congress, Islam, Jagathy Sreekumar, Pinarayi Vijayan, Thiruvananthapuram, Tellichery, Pathanamthitta, and Kottayam

Maj. Hasan will be on trial, but jihadism will not. Maj. Hasan has a clear interest in not raising the issue of his motives. There is no "jihad defense" in American law. His team will instead seek to demonstrate he lacked the mental capacity...

In this article: Barack Obama, Fort Hood, Radicalism, Yale Law School, and The Washington Times

PTI 16 November 2009, 12:35am IST Al-Qaida leaders are promoting 'jihad' from inside the high-security prisons in Britain by smuggling out propaganda for the internet and finding recruits, a home office-funded thinktank has claimed. In...

In this article: Al-qaida, Britain, London Times, Osama bin Laden, Milton Keynes, Europe, and London

...and fatwas from within Long Lartin prison. "Adel Abdel Bary, a leader of Egyptian Islamic Jihad, produced written pro-jihadist tracts from within prison aiming to refute criticism of al-Qaeda, while Abu Qatada issued fatwas from...

In this article: Quilliam Foundation, Ministry of Justice, Al-Qaeda, Jack Straw, and Alan Johnson

...Friday completely destroyed the headquarters of the powerful Inter-Services Intelligence in Peshawar that was once the laboratory of jihad run by Pakistan army officers. Taliban terrorists blew up an explosives-laden truck outside the...

In this article: Taliban, Peshawar, Suicide, Pakistan Army, Inter-Services Intelligence, Pakistan, and Gen James L Jones

...probe into reports of non-Muslim women being lured by Muslim youth with the intention to convert them to Islam. "There is no 'love jihad' and I had gone with my boyfriend on my own," Siljaraj told reporters as she left the court premises...

In this article: Islam, Kannur, and Bangalore

...of the LIFG and Libyan security officials. The code's most direct challenge to al Qaeda is this: "Jihad has ethics and morals because it is for God. That means it is forbidden to kill women, children, elderly people, priests, messengers,...

In this article: Libyan Islamic Fighting Group, Al Qaeda, Ayman al Zawahiri, Muammar Gaddafi, Libya, and United States