| Writing about Wahabism and Salafi-Islam,
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| | Muslims throughout the world, he wrote:
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| could fill many books. I will however in
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| | "We should not simplify this issue and
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| this article, try to make clear why it is
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| | narrow its meaning to a restricted
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| of tremendous importance in our time.
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| | military battle in one of the Islamic
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| Both movements are considered as the
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| | regions or even to an all-out war against
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| origin of Islamic terrorism. A lot of
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| | the West, which is possible and predicted
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| recent Islamic terrorists such as Osama
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| | and we assume is arriving... Life as a
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| Bin Laden, Ayman Al-Zawahiri, and Abu
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| | whole is a battlefield. The weapons are
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| Musab Al Zarqawi, have been inspired by
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| | not only the rifle, the bullet, the
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| Wahabism.
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| | airplane, the tank, and the cannon. Not
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| Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab (1703 - 1792
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| | at all! Thinking is a weapon, the economy
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| ) was an Arab theologian born in Saudi
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| | is a weapon, money is a weapon, water is
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| Arabia and can be considered as the
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| | a weapon, planning is a weapon, unity is
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| founder of Wahabism. Wahab is considered
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| | a weapon, and so there are many types of
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| by many to be a great reformer of Islam,
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| | weapons." In "The End of History",
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| and at the same time as the "father of
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| | al-Auda concluded that the West by itself
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| Islamic terrorism. Iwill not go deeply
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| | was already in an advanced state of
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| into his teachings, but expose the
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| | decay: "The West, and above all the
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| teachings of two of his contemporary
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| | United States, and Western culture, in
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| followers.
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| | general are undergoing a historical
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| Salman bin Fahed al-Auda, in his book
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| | process that is deterministic. This
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| "The End of History", asserts that the
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| | process leads to its total collapse,
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| solution to Islamic distress , that may
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| | sooner or later." His jihad was intended
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| bring about the fall of America and the
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| | to accelerate that collapse. During the
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| Western world, "exists in one word which
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| | 1990's, he was regarded as the most
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| is Jihad". According to al-Auda, the
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| | influential preacher in Saudi Arabia and
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| meaning of jihad is much broader than
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| | Osama Bin Laden often cites out of his
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| fighting with a sword. Appealing to
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| | work.
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