Rationalization of Jihad operations — 2

This is a short trans­la­tion of the first part of “Ratio­nal­iza­tion of Jihad Oper­a­tions”, I took out frag­ment from the orig­i­nal doc­u­ment such as quotes, ref­er­ences and I did my best to make as brief and short as possible.

Words from the author

I am not a mufti nor a scholar in Sharia, and my book is not a fatwa but sim­ply to trans­fer the knowl­edge to the people.

The dif­fer­ence between the two [knowl­edge and fatwa] is that knowl­edge for all peo­ple in all times and places just like our ances­tors wrote and we still learn from their books, fatwa is the appro­pri­ate selec­tion of this knowl­edge that can be given to cer­tain peo­ple in a par­tic­u­lar place and time.

I am not writ­ing this doc­u­ment to crit­i­cize a group or indi­vid­u­als, but to alert the Mus­lims of seri­ous irreg­u­lar­i­ties com­mit­ted in the name of Jihad and for the sake of Allah.

Intro­duc­tion

God sent His Prophet Muham­mad as guid­ance to bring the light which cre­ated the State of Islam from scratch and become a great Islamic nation stretch­ing from the east in Bangladesh to Andalu­sia in the west.

How­ever, after top­pling the weak Ottoman Caliphate in the late nine­teenth cen­tury, Euro­pean coun­tries divided most of this Islamic nation, plun­der­ing its wealth and kept the peo­ple in a state of poverty and under­de­vel­op­ment, impos­ing mil­i­tary occu­pa­tion; then these Euro­pean coun­tries, estab­lished a state for Jews (Israel) in the heart of the Islamic world.

Many Mus­lims were alert about this dan­ger, called for solu­tion and felt that is to return to basis law of Islam and Sharia is good for their coun­tries and people.

There were sev­eral ways Mus­lims took to respond and stand against world’s super-powers, some of them clashed with these coun­tries in the name of jihad, these clashes spread in dif­fer­ent coun­tries from the extreme east to the remote west, in these clashes many ille­git­i­mate actions were com­mit­ted against civil­ians such as mur­der because of the color of the skin or the color of the hair, reli­gion mur­ders, the killings of Mus­lims and non-Muslims, using human shields to expand the cir­cle of mur­der, prop­erty dam­ages.… etc.

Although Jihad is a duty for Mus­lims, blood­shed and destruc­tion brings God’s out­rage, and this is a betrayal to Mus­lims duties. There­for we write this doc­u­ment
to ratio­nal­ize and explain the law of Jihad to jihadi groups in var­i­ous parts of the world.

We write this with the con­fir­ma­tion and recog­ni­tion that Jihad every­where is a noble cause.

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10 Responses to Rationalization of Jihad operations — 2

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  2. seymore says:

    I cer­tainly agree with this short sound­byte, and would go fur­ther to say that if any­one has been killed due to the color of their skin or hair, than it can’t pos­si­bly be jihad. More impor­tantly, such claims are not very accu­rate, as the bulk of jihad today is geared towards a defen­sive war against those who are the agres­sors. It is not an offen­sive jihad, and the ones who get the most news cov­er­age are in fact the ones who are fight­ing jihad prop­erly — mean­ing for the sake of God and no other gods, idols, or man-made cre­ations. When one mixes such poly­the­ism with jihad (such as nation­al­is­tic or even sec­tar­ian resis­tance), thats when one is most likely to com­mit some of the trans­gres­sions listed in this short arti­cle. I think those trans­gres­sion nev­er­the­less, are a tiny minor­ity, and not indica­tive of the over­all modern-day jihadi move­ment. The Viet­namese resis­tance was a noble one, even if I dis­agree with them on philosophli­cal mat­ters, and jihad was not a fea­ture of their resis­tance. So I’m not con­demn­ing all types of resis­tance against an occu­pa­tion, I’m just stat­ing hon­estly what Jihad should mean, and that Mus­lims who carry out this duty are the ones to recieve the most neg­a­tive press, the­most num­ber of base­less accu­sa­tions, and the are given the great­est amount of scru­ti­ney by the zionist-controlled global mass media. So they must be doing some­thing right.

    One should always take care to put things in bal­ance, and realise that racism, divide and con­quer tac­tis, muti­la­tion, impris­on­ment, tor­ture, and geno­cide are the charecter­is­tics of rich and pow­er­ful nations as well as those who are sec­u­lar or tribal, as opposed to those who wage jihad and call for a khal­i­fah (and no one is perfect).

    Again, I com­ment only on this short excert as opposed to the entire book from which this excert orig­i­nates from. I’m sure we have more to agree on as opposed to what we may dis­agree on.

  3. Meryem says:

    @ A Salute to all the Heroic Fight­ers resist­ing the occu­pa­tion!
    Debased be the abased!

    http://www.uruknet.info?p=38624

  4. Furat Al-Samaraie says:

    Those claim­ing to fight a holy islamic war are, whether know­ingly or not, mak­ing things ter­ri­ble for Iraq and help­ing the baath.

  5. seymore says:

    By the same token, I would say that those who fight in the cause of their nation (in con­trast to say Viet­nam), con­tra­dict their own reli­gion allow­ing out­side par­ties to more eas­ily step in and cre­ate divi­sion (fit­nah) and weaken the ranks.

    The ones mak­ing things ter­ri­ble for Iraq are the ones who estab­lished its fake bor­ders and bound­aries to being with. The ones who used Iraq to con­tain the Iran­ian rev­o­lu­tion. The ones who used to sup­port that rev­o­lu­tion and call Amer­ica the great satan, but now act as the front line for the US (mean­ing the Shi­ite). The ones who want to estab­lish their own state based on eth­nic­ity (whether that be kur­dis­tan or the pan-arab Baathist state), the ones who slaugh­tered more than 1 mil­lion poor infants in Iraq through UN spon­sored and US enforced sanc­tions. The ones whose intel­li­gence agen­cies act to sep­a­rate jihadi fac­tions. The ones whose coun­tries were used as a launch­ing pad for this and other wars. Those are the ones who are doing ter­ri­ble things to Iraq…NOT those who say that there is but 1 cre­ator, and He has no part­ners or asso­ciates, and He is the only rea­son worth fight­ing for. Allahu Akbhar.

  6. Furat Al-Samaraie says:

    yeah what­ever.

    How about for­get­tign about Allahu Akbar for a while, and con­cen­tratign on rebuildign roads, schools and hospitals?

    How about allowign the pop­u­la­tion to choose their own representatives?

    If your argu­ment is so good, you wouldn’t need to issue fat­was to ban elec­tions, and to use carbombs.

  7. seymore says:

    if my argu­ment was so bad, you wouldn’t need pris­ons to lock up the Mus­lims, you wouldn’t need bombs to try and erad­i­cate Allahu akbar, you wouldn’t need tor­ture to coerce the Mus­lims, you wouldn’t need to cen­tral­ize media con­trol in order to silence the call to Islam, you wouldn’t cre­ate imag­i­nary roads and schools that end up being bombed back into the ground a short while later, nor would you need “bil­lions” upon “bil­lions” of dol­lars (fake cur­rency) to bribe crim­i­nals and despots so that they can wage their phony elec­tions (or give fat­was urg­ing ppl to vote a cer­tain way like mr. Sis­tani of the shi­ite). The list goes on and on. Patience is one’s pro­vi­sion in the sever­ity of trials.

  8. Furat Al-Samaraie says:

    I wouldn’t need pris­ons to lock up the muslims?

    LOL look at my name again, you will see that I am not the direc­tor of pris­ons or any­thing like that.
    BTW mus­lims will go to prison if they break the law. No spe­cial exemptions.

    Why don’t your heroes con­cen­trate on rebuild­ing the coun­try?
    We might not need tha huge expen­sive con­tracts from bech­tel etc?

    How about not bomb­ing queues of vot­ers and bus stops?

  9. seymore says:

    Once again, you lose focus of what I am say­ing. In refer­ring to those who imprison, tor­ture, oppress, silence, slaugh­ter, and bomb Mus­lims, I am refer­ring to Baathist-controlled Iraq, or the Safawid empire in Iran (where no Sunni Mosque stands), or occu­pied Pales­tine, or Kash­mir under the rule of the cow-worshipers, or Athe­ist Russia’s assault on Chech­nya, or the gov­ern­ments of Jor­dan, Egypt, Pak­istan, Saudi Ara­bia, and indeed, the United States and Britain (among others).

    Yet, you ask why Mus­lims aren’t rebuild­ing their coun­tries (lol). Do you want a sit­u­a­tion sim­i­lar to Pales­tine, where the CIA helps build schools, roads, and gov­ern­ment build­ings, and then those insti­tu­tions get bombed right back into the ground by the Israeli mil­i­tary? This cycle then con­tin­ues over and over again. Iraq will not be rebuilt nor will it have a func­tion­ing civil soci­ety until the occu­pa­tion is kicked out — and there is no nego­ti­at­ing with the American/Israeli/Safawid occupation.

  10. Furat Al-Samaraie says:

    I don’t care about mus­lims rebuild­ing their couontries.

    i was ask­ign you about why the muqawada are bomb­ing hos­pi­tals and schools, instead of rebuildign infra­struc­ture and pur­su­ing the baath.

    Don’t say the US will bomb the schools etc. The US want a sta­ble gov­ern­ment, and an hon­ourable exit so their invest­ments can mature.