Sentence examples for declaration of jihad against from inspiring English sources
Thus spake Osama bin Laden and his accomplices in their seminal declaration of jihad against Jews and Crusaders in 1998.
A spokesperson said its declaration of "jihad" against Isis hoped to inspire similar statements from other British Islamic groups condemning extremism.
Mr Turabi's imposition of strict Islamic law, and his declaration of jihad against the southern rebellion, radically worsened the country's endemic ethnic, religious and linguistic tensions.
Only the most astute of insects could have guessed that Alan Greenspan's waffle about "irrational exuberance" and Osama bin Laden's ludicrous declaration of jihad against the United States, both from 1996, merited further attention.
By 1993, at the height of the Dudayev secessionist campaign, he had become Chechnya's deputy mufti, or religious leader, and succeeded to the top post in 1995, when he made his famous declaration of jihad against Russia, a pledge that he later revoked.
Its aspirations, as portrayed in Osama bin Laden's declaration in February 1998 of "jihad against Jews and Crusaders," were vast and religiopolitical in nature.
In his "Declaration of Jihad" in 1996, bin Laden focused on American political will as the United States' prime vulnerability, the enemy's "center of gravity" that his guerrilla war must target and destroy.
Thomas further disagreed with the plurality's assumption that the date of the enactment of the AUMF constituted the start of war, suggesting that Osama bin Laden's declaration of jihad in August 1996 could be considered a declaration of war.
Syrian opposition member, Bassam Jaara responded: "The Orthodox Church's call for a holy war in Syria warrants a declaration of jihad.
It goals have broadened, these officials say, and Lashkar is committed to a campaign of jihad against the United States and Europe, and against American troops in Afghanistan.
However, despite the difference of opinions, all of those speak of jihad against the kuffar or disbelievers.
