Sentence examples for militant ideologies from inspiring English sources

The Saudi government now bans its citizens from fighting abroad, donating money or sympathising with militant ideologies.

These youth are believed to have joined al-Shabab, and are feared to come back with militant ideologies.

They blasted the kingdom for promoting an orthodox perspective of Islam that has been twisted into the militant ideologies of groups like al Qaeda and the self-described Islamic State.

Nasser's repression also aroused more militant ideologies, the most infamous of which were the ideas declared by Sayyid Qutb, whose book Milestones written during incarceration under Nasser inspired generations in the concepts of fighting against the Jahiliyyah (those of a pre-Islamic ignorance) within the framework of Jihad, in both its mental and physical capacities.

Nasser's repression also aroused more militant ideologies, the most infamous of which were the ideas declared by Sayyid Qutb, whose book Milestones – written during incarceration under Nasser – inspired generations in the concepts of fighting against the Jahiliyyah (those of a pre-Islamic ignorance) within the framework of Jihad, in both its mental and physical capacities.

But the French took exception to something else: the book's militant ideology.

The Libyan guards who were outside the United States mission during the assault said the attackers, whoever they were, made their militant ideology clear, charging that any Muslim who defended Americans had effectively disavowed the faith.

"It would be a blow in terms of the emotional impact, but in terms of the larger movement that the foot soldiers are being recruited into, it wouldn't put much of a dent into it at all," said William McCants, the chief author of the new report, "The Militant Ideology Atlas".

But for its followers, it is a romantic liberation movement -- a militant ideology with Marxist echoes that combines Islam's powerful call for social equality with a critique of Western corporate imperialism and the corrupt Muslim elites who benefit from it.

It's much harder for any cohesive Islamic identity - let alone militant ideology - to gain ground in India's huge and diverse society - where Muslims share little except their faith.

Anyone can become influenced by militant ideology and change from a middle-class college student to a would-be terrorist.