IGNORING SIGNPOSTS ON THE ROAD.

The article discusses the connection between da'wa and jihad as seen in many instances all over the world that have to do with terrorist attacks. Muhammad Dawood, also known as David Hicks pleaded guilty of supporting terrorism, meeting with Bin Laden and completing al-Qa'ida trainings. Since 1992,...

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Publicado en:Quadrant Magazine Vol. 51; no. 6; pp. 40 - 47
Autor principal: Stenhouse, Paul
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Publicado: Quadrant Magazine Co Inc. Jun2007
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