Jordanian blogger Ali Dahmash discusses the meaning of the word Jihad – and how it is misconceived around the world, including the Middle East.
Written byAmira Al Hussaini
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1 comment
I discuss Ali’s posting here.
Obviously the religious interpretation of Jihad is important, but the malicious scare-mongering by Jewish Zionists is something that must be addressed. See Collection: Wilders’ Visit to Boston.