Islam and Terrorism
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Acknowledgement
Chapter -1
1.1Introduction
Chapter-2
2.1Islam
2.2 Muslim
2.3 Concept Of Islam
2.4 Pillars Of Islam
2.5 Concept Of JIHAD In Islam
Chapter-3
3.1Terrorism
3.2 Elements Of Terrorism
3.3 Types Of Terrorism
3.4 Terrorist?
3.5 Al-Qaeda
3.6 Another Phase
Chapter-4
4.1 Islam and terrorism
Chapter-5
5.1Different Incidents
5.1 9/11
5.2 The Madrid Bombing
5.3 The London Bombing
5.4 Bombay Attack
Chapter-6
6.1Conclusion
CHAPTER-1
1.1 INTRODUCTION: Terrorism is a very vast and the most discussed topic in the contemporary world of global politics. Although it was being discussed well before 9/11, but the difference after 9/11 is that now even a lay man in the most remote part of the world is discussing it. There were times when people would say that we do not follow politics or we do not get involved in politics. But now I think no one can run away from it, it is a part of everybody 's lives, it is a part of our lives - so we better start living with it.
Terrorism is an old phenomena it over the time took different shapes. Today terrorism has taken a very complicated and dangerous form.
Islam is a religion and a complete code of life and totally appose terrorism. In current scenarios the basic reason of terrorism is not Islam but international politics and national interest of the nations of the world. And world powers use it as a supportive pillars.
‘‘Islam is not a source of terrorism but its solution’’
Here we discuss Islam and Terrorism and the present phenomena of so called Islamic terror. This is now days at the top of the international agenda. That is because those who emerge and carry out acts of terrorism in the name of Islam. And those who criticize these acts , represent a tiny minority in the world of Islam. Failing to understand Islam which is religion of peace and justice hey make it a tool of terrorism. In fact from the last few centuries Muslim have been said
Acknowledgement
Chapter -1
1.1Introduction
Chapter-2
2.1Islam
2.2 Muslim
2.3 Concept Of Islam
2.4 Pillars Of Islam
2.5 Concept Of JIHAD In Islam
Chapter-3
3.1Terrorism
3.2 Elements Of Terrorism
3.3 Types Of Terrorism
3.4 Terrorist?
3.5 Al-Qaeda
3.6 Another Phase
Chapter-4
4.1 Islam and terrorism
Chapter-5
5.1Different Incidents
5.1 9/11
5.2 The Madrid Bombing
5.3 The London Bombing
5.4 Bombay Attack
Chapter-6
6.1Conclusion
CHAPTER-1
1.1 INTRODUCTION: Terrorism is a very vast and the most discussed topic in the contemporary world of global politics. Although it was being discussed well before 9/11, but the difference after 9/11 is that now even a lay man in the most remote part of the world is discussing it. There were times when people would say that we do not follow politics or we do not get involved in politics. But now I think no one can run away from it, it is a part of everybody 's lives, it is a part of our lives - so we better start living with it.
Terrorism is an old phenomena it over the time took different shapes. Today terrorism has taken a very complicated and dangerous form.
Islam is a religion and a complete code of life and totally appose terrorism. In current scenarios the basic reason of terrorism is not Islam but international politics and national interest of the nations of the world. And world powers use it as a supportive pillars.
‘‘Islam is not a source of terrorism but its solution’’
Here we discuss Islam and Terrorism and the present phenomena of so called Islamic terror. This is now days at the top of the international agenda. That is because those who emerge and carry out acts of terrorism in the name of Islam. And those who criticize these acts , represent a tiny minority in the world of Islam. Failing to understand Islam which is religion of peace and justice hey make it a tool of terrorism. In fact from the last few centuries Muslim have been said
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