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| rdfs:comment | - [[Bestand:Flag of Jihad.svg|thumb|300px|Omstreden vlag van de Jihad]] Jihad (Arabisch: جهاد, djihād) is een begrip uit de islam. Het komt van de Arabische woordstam jhd, dat 'streven' betekent. Jihad betekent letterlijk 'inspanning gericht op het realiseren van een bepaald doel'. Er wordt een onderscheid gemaakt in een innerlijke en een uiterlijke jihad. Er worden zowel in islamitische als niet-islamitische kringen verhitte discussies gevoerd over de precieze betekenis van het begrip.
- Jihad is a technology in Age of Empires. It is researched at the Temple, and increases the abilities of Villagers in combat and movement speed, but at the price of reducing their gathering abilities by 50%.
- Jihad es el quinto escenario de la campaña de Saladino de Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings. Se basa libremente en la conquista de las ciudades cruzadas restantes antes de la Tercera cruzada de Saladino
- Jihad is Arabic for "we are pussy Islamofascists who hate everybody and we're too afraid to speak American and just call our reverse crusade against the rest of mankind a 'war' instead of a 'jihad'". Let's nuke the bastards. Global Jihad is Bin Laden's version of "let's fight them there so that we won't have to fight them here" and uses the Internet to infect Americanized Muslim and turn them against America.
- Jihad English pronunciation: /dʒɪˈhɑːd/; Arabic: جهاد ǧihād [dʒiˈhæːd], meaning "struggle" is an obligatory duty of Muslims. A person who does this struggle is called a Mujahid which is a singular of Mujahideen. Different Muslims disagree on the definition of it but they agree on the meaning.
- Jihad, or Onslaught, is a team of super-powered terrorists that call their home in the nation of Qurac.
- Jihad is a supervillain that at some time launched an attack on New York City. He is one the reasons that the DFA exists.
- Un jihad est un terme terrien utilisé pour décrire une "guerre sainte". En 2269, Tchar utilisa ce terme pour décrire les ramifications de ce qui se produirait si son peuple découvrait le vol de l'Esprit d'Alar. (TAS: "The Jihad")
- An extreme racist and religious fanatic. Believes that organics are reincarnated Cybertronians who are being punished for deeds in their past lives. His fervor is deemed psychotic by some of his fellow Decepticons. Loves to watch things burn. Is capable of dispensing verious flammable liquids from his hands. Superior maneuverability due to Cybertronian vehicle mode. Usually bold, but will falter under seemingly supernatural events.
- (That having been said, please avoid placing likenesses of his peacefulness into this article, until Wikia can afford a full time crew of snipers to guard the main facilities in San Fransisco. We appreciate your cooperation with this sensitive issue. -- The Management.) Jihad is the Islamic concept of a holy war or the Muslim equivalent of a Crusade. There is the greater Jihad and the lesser Jihad. The non-Fundamentalist Muslims do not follow the lesser Jihad in extreme ways and believe in doing good.
- Jihad (pronounced /dʒɪˈhɑːd/; Arabic: جهاد [dʒiˈhæːd]), an Islamic term, is a religious duty of Muslims. In Arabic, the word jihād is a noun meaning "struggle." Jihad appears frequently in the Qur'an and common usage as the idiomatic expression "striving in the way of Allah (al-jihad fi sabil Allah)". A person engaged in jihad is called a mujahid, the plural is mujahideen. A minority among the Sunni scholars sometimes refer to this duty as the sixth pillar of Islam, though it occupies no such official status. In Twelver Shi'a Islam, however, Jihad is one of the 10 Practices of the Religion.
- Jihad's origins are unknown. Jihad conquered an unnamed city, the premier metropolis of its world, taking over the former palace of its caliph and enslaving its people, breaking their spirits. Jihad sought to obtain four magical items—the All-Seeing Eye, Crystal Casque, Gauntlet of Forever, and Mallet of Destiny—which he could use in a spell to grant himself great magical power so that he could conquer all of reality. He enlisted/coerced countless heroes over an undetermined span of time to obtain these items, but each met with failure.
- Jihad is struggle for justice against oppression, a fight against evil by the masses, even by rebellion or armed resistance. The Harkonnen and the Emperor's Sardaukar are seen as oppressors, and the Fremen (especially the Fedaykin), use armed resistance against them. This is labeled by Frank Herbert as Jihad, and is very close to the real meaning of the concept. It should be remembered also that in Dune, Jihad is not solely associated with Islam, or religion as a whole. As in the case of the Butlerian Jihad the use of the term Jihad was used to describe the plight of humanity as a whole.
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| abstract | - [[Bestand:Flag of Jihad.svg|thumb|300px|Omstreden vlag van de Jihad]] Jihad (Arabisch: جهاد, djihād) is een begrip uit de islam. Het komt van de Arabische woordstam jhd, dat 'streven' betekent. Jihad betekent letterlijk 'inspanning gericht op het realiseren van een bepaald doel'. Er wordt een onderscheid gemaakt in een innerlijke en een uiterlijke jihad. Er worden zowel in islamitische als niet-islamitische kringen verhitte discussies gevoerd over de precieze betekenis van het begrip.
- (That having been said, please avoid placing likenesses of his peacefulness into this article, until Wikia can afford a full time crew of snipers to guard the main facilities in San Fransisco. We appreciate your cooperation with this sensitive issue. -- The Management.) Jihad is the Islamic concept of a holy war or the Muslim equivalent of a Crusade. There is the greater Jihad and the lesser Jihad. 1.
* There are relatively few problems with the greater Jihad which is the battle within oneself to do what Muslims think is good and to avoid evil. All good Muslims try to follow the greater Jihad 2.
* There are bigger problems with the lesser Jihad which is the battle against enemies of Islam. In the worst cases the so-called lesser Jihad can lead to atrocities like flying aeroplanes into buildings. The non-Fundamentalist Muslims do not follow the lesser Jihad in extreme ways and believe in doing good.
- Jihad is a technology in Age of Empires. It is researched at the Temple, and increases the abilities of Villagers in combat and movement speed, but at the price of reducing their gathering abilities by 50%.
- Jihad es el quinto escenario de la campaña de Saladino de Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings. Se basa libremente en la conquista de las ciudades cruzadas restantes antes de la Tercera cruzada de Saladino
- Jihad is Arabic for "we are pussy Islamofascists who hate everybody and we're too afraid to speak American and just call our reverse crusade against the rest of mankind a 'war' instead of a 'jihad'". Let's nuke the bastards. Global Jihad is Bin Laden's version of "let's fight them there so that we won't have to fight them here" and uses the Internet to infect Americanized Muslim and turn them against America.
- Jihad English pronunciation: /dʒɪˈhɑːd/; Arabic: جهاد ǧihād [dʒiˈhæːd], meaning "struggle" is an obligatory duty of Muslims. A person who does this struggle is called a Mujahid which is a singular of Mujahideen. Different Muslims disagree on the definition of it but they agree on the meaning.
- Jihad, or Onslaught, is a team of super-powered terrorists that call their home in the nation of Qurac.
- Jihad is a supervillain that at some time launched an attack on New York City. He is one the reasons that the DFA exists.
- Jihad (pronounced /dʒɪˈhɑːd/; Arabic: جهاد [dʒiˈhæːd]), an Islamic term, is a religious duty of Muslims. In Arabic, the word jihād is a noun meaning "struggle." Jihad appears frequently in the Qur'an and common usage as the idiomatic expression "striving in the way of Allah (al-jihad fi sabil Allah)". A person engaged in jihad is called a mujahid, the plural is mujahideen. A minority among the Sunni scholars sometimes refer to this duty as the sixth pillar of Islam, though it occupies no such official status. In Twelver Shi'a Islam, however, Jihad is one of the 10 Practices of the Religion. According to scholar John Esposito, Jihad requires Muslims to "struggle in the way of God" or "to struggle to improve one's self and/or society." Jihad is directed against Satan's inducements, aspects of one's own self, or against a visible enemy. The four major categories of jihad that are recognized are Jihad against one's self (Jihad al-Nafs), Jihad of the tongue (Jihad al-lisan), Jihad of the hand (Jihad al-yad), and Jihad of the sword (Jihad as-sayf). Islamic military jurisprudence focuses on regulating the conditions and practice of Jihad as-sayf, the only form of warfare permissible under Islamic law, and thus the term Jihad is usually used in fiqh manuals in reference to military combat.
- Jihad is struggle for justice against oppression, a fight against evil by the masses, even by rebellion or armed resistance. The Harkonnen and the Emperor's Sardaukar are seen as oppressors, and the Fremen (especially the Fedaykin), use armed resistance against them. This is labeled by Frank Herbert as Jihad, and is very close to the real meaning of the concept. A Jihad is a verb meaning to "struggle" or to "strive". One can have an internal jihad, family jihad, or religious jihad, which may or may not include violence towards non-Muslims. A comparison may be made with the term "crusade", which is sometimes considered by Muslims to mean Western violence against Islam, when it is more often used as a metaphorical struggle; for example, "a crusade against drugs". However, Jihad can refer to a holy war, in the sense that it is ordained by God and is the only kind of warfare not considered a sin in Islam. The aim of such a religious jihad is not to convert non-Muslims to Islam but rather to defend the Islamic state. Paul Atreides sees the jihad in some of his earliest prescient visions, and struggles to find a way forward that will not ignite the conflict throughout the universe. He fails, however, as when he achieves victory, the Fremen move forth throughout the universe, bringing "The Peace of Muad'dib" with them, forcing their religion on billions by the sword. It should be remembered also that in Dune, Jihad is not solely associated with Islam, or religion as a whole. As in the case of the Butlerian Jihad the use of the term Jihad was used to describe the plight of humanity as a whole.
- Un jihad est un terme terrien utilisé pour décrire une "guerre sainte". En 2269, Tchar utilisa ce terme pour décrire les ramifications de ce qui se produirait si son peuple découvrait le vol de l'Esprit d'Alar. (TAS: "The Jihad")
- Jihad's origins are unknown. Jihad conquered an unnamed city, the premier metropolis of its world, taking over the former palace of its caliph and enslaving its people, breaking their spirits. Jihad sought to obtain four magical items—the All-Seeing Eye, Crystal Casque, Gauntlet of Forever, and Mallet of Destiny—which he could use in a spell to grant himself great magical power so that he could conquer all of reality. He enlisted/coerced countless heroes over an undetermined span of time to obtain these items, but each met with failure. Under unspecified circumstances, Jihad defeated the legendary adventurer Sinbad and took his daughter Dione prisoner. Jihad transformed them both into wood and mounted Sinbad as the figurehead on his own ship. Still maintaining sentience, Sinbad learned from an oracle of the existence of the Fantastic Four on Earth-616, and he used his own mystical powers to influence Jihad's mind so he would seek out and recruit them, hoping that they could assist in Jihad's defeat. Jihad sent four elementals against the Fantastic Four (Human Torch, Invisible Woman, Mr. Fantastic, Thing), but the heroes managed to destroy them. However, they then realized that Jihad has also sent another agent, a powerful giant hydra to capture the F4's family and friends—Caledonia, Franklin Richards, the teenage Valeria, and their Puppy. The Four attacked the hydra to no avail, and Jihad then appeared, subduing the entire group and transporting them aboard Sinbad's ship—actually a transformed Jihad. Translating notes on the ship, they learned that they were to obtain the four items of power, which they did in order to play along, see what developed, and hopefully take advantage on any opportunity that might present itself. A series of adventures led the FF to successfully collect the items, at which point Jihad revealed himself, transforming back from ship form, and revealing Caledonia, Franklin, and Valeria to be his captives, trapped in wooden form. As Jihad taunted them that they must continue to aid him if they wished to see their friends and family alive again, Sinbad influenced the Thing to snatch his wooden form from Jihad, restoring Sinbad to normal. Jihad vanished, taking the other statues with him, and returning to the city he held as his base, where he began to make preparations to cast the spell and gain his long sought power. Sinbad led the FF to ensnare a Rukh (Roc, a giant bird) and force it to bring them to Jihad, who was in mid-spell, having drawn out the life essence of his captives and utilized the magic items in their proper preparation. Just as Jihad prepared to strike the Crystal Casque with the Mallet of Destiny to unleash the power, Puppy transported Sue to Jihad's side, and she protected the Casque with a force field. The others then assaulted Jihad, keeping him off balance and preventing him from focusing his power on Sue. When Ben smashed Jihad into the sea, Sinbad took the short time they were granted to guide the FF to use the four items of power to return the souls of Caledonia, Dione, Franklin, and Valeria. As Jihad reached to destroy them all, Ben used the Mallet to shatter the Casque, and the energies, lacking the proper preparation or the souls to contain them, were unleashed upon Jihad, banishing him from the mortal plane.
- An extreme racist and religious fanatic. Believes that organics are reincarnated Cybertronians who are being punished for deeds in their past lives. His fervor is deemed psychotic by some of his fellow Decepticons. Loves to watch things burn. Is capable of dispensing verious flammable liquids from his hands. Superior maneuverability due to Cybertronian vehicle mode. Usually bold, but will falter under seemingly supernatural events.
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