Revisions of the jihadists

Revisions of the jihadists
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Total Pages : 330
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ISBN-10 : 9786027280212
ISBN-13 : 6027280212
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Download or read book Revisions of the jihadists written by Abdelmonem Moneep and published by beido. This book was released on 2019-01-01 with total page 330 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Since released by Egyptian organization al-Jama’ah al- Islamiyah in 1997, The Initiative to Cease Violence (Mubadarah Waaf al-‘Unf) has been sparking debates and controversies. The argument around it has not subsided yet another debate has already emerged. This time the debate was centered around the Revisions of Tandzim al-Jihad al-Misri (Muraja’at Tandzim al-Jihad al-Misri9 released in the summer of 2007. Although the debates occurred in a many frequencies and on a wide scale, all of it revolved in a very well-defined frame. That’s why any news about “The Initiative of al-Jama’ah al-Islamiyah” and “The Revisions of al-Jihad” only appears inside the frame determined by a specific direction of the state. The Jihadists themselves carefully moved inside the frame without going outside the text, except in some conditions and with some exceptions. In this fascinating book, the author describes the debates and controversies, with a concise description but does not ignore the truth, this book reveals the veil that covers the process of the Initiatives to Cease Violence and the Revisions of al-Jihad based on interviews from the first source, witnessed events directly when a prisoner and has proximity to the initiators, as well as supported by the reports from the media ,the authors were able to describe in details about the initiatives to Cease Violence and Revisions of al-Jihad.


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