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What was the primary approach used by advocates of correction and reform?
What was the primary approach used by advocates of correction and reform?
- Inciting internal feuds and divisions within the country.
- Peaceful means to protect unity and prevent bloodshed. (correct)
- Armed rebellion to overthrow the regime.
- Seeking assistance from foreign powers to destabilize the government.
What is the significance of the Hindukush mountains mentioned in the context?
What is the significance of the Hindukush mountains mentioned in the context?
- It is the location where the author first encountered religious teachings.
- It is a historical landmark with no current strategic importance.
- It is the site of ongoing negotiations with the 'Zionist-Crusader alliance'.
- It serves as a secure operating base, referencing a past victory against a major military power. (correct)
What does the text suggest was the regime's response to the memorandum of advice?
What does the text suggest was the regime's response to the memorandum of advice?
- Consideration of the advice with minor adjustments.
- Rejection of the content and punishment of signatories. (correct)
- Acceptance and implementation of the suggestions.
- Open dialogue and negotiation with the signatories.
What is implied about the role of Zaki Badr in the context of the text?
What is implied about the role of Zaki Badr in the context of the text?
What is the primary goal of the author's current actions?
What is the primary goal of the author's current actions?
What does the text suggest about the social and economic conditions in the 'land of the two Holy Places'?
What does the text suggest about the social and economic conditions in the 'land of the two Holy Places'?
What potential outcome is the regime's policy, as described in the text, risking?
What potential outcome is the regime's policy, as described in the text, risking?
In the author's view, the explosions at Riyadh and Al-Khobar symbolize what?
In the author's view, the explosions at Riyadh and Al-Khobar symbolize what?
What accusation does the text level against Prince Sultan and Prince Nayeff?
What accusation does the text level against Prince Sultan and Prince Nayeff?
Which of the following best describes the economic concerns expressed by government employees in the 'land of the two Holy Places'?
Which of the following best describes the economic concerns expressed by government employees in the 'land of the two Holy Places'?
What entity is suggested to benefit from the internal conflicts and instability described in the text?
What entity is suggested to benefit from the internal conflicts and instability described in the text?
What complaint is mentioned regarding the situation of larger businesses in the 'land of the two Holy Places'?
What complaint is mentioned regarding the situation of larger businesses in the 'land of the two Holy Places'?
What does the text imply about the peaceful routes for reform?
What does the text imply about the peaceful routes for reform?
What is the main concern regarding the treatment of the 'best sons of this Ummah'?
What is the main concern regarding the treatment of the 'best sons of this Ummah'?
What is the author's perspective on the root cause of the problems in the 'land of the two Holy Places'?
What is the author's perspective on the root cause of the problems in the 'land of the two Holy Places'?
What specific group is identified as being significantly affected by the problems in the 'land of the two Holy Places'?
What specific group is identified as being significantly affected by the problems in the 'land of the two Holy Places'?
What is the primary concern regarding internal conflicts among Muslims, according to the text?
What is the primary concern regarding internal conflicts among Muslims, according to the text?
How do internal wars affect the financial stability of Muslim communities, according to the text?
How do internal wars affect the financial stability of Muslim communities, according to the text?
What is identified as a potential consequence of internal conflict regarding infrastructure?
What is identified as a potential consequence of internal conflict regarding infrastructure?
Which of the following describes the societal impact of internal conflicts, as highlighted in the text?
Which of the following describes the societal impact of internal conflicts, as highlighted in the text?
The presence of U.S. military forces in the Islamic Gulf poses a threat to which specific industry?
The presence of U.S. military forces in the Islamic Gulf poses a threat to which specific industry?
How does the text portray the potential impact of widespread conflict on the oil wealth of the Gulf region?
How does the text portray the potential impact of widespread conflict on the oil wealth of the Gulf region?
What is a potential long-term political consequence for the 'land of the two Holy Places' if current trends continue?
What is a potential long-term political consequence for the 'land of the two Holy Places' if current trends continue?
Why does the text view a large, resource-rich Islamic state as a threat to the 'Zionist state in Palestine'?
Why does the text view a large, resource-rich Islamic state as a threat to the 'Zionist state in Palestine'?
What is the core belief emphasized regarding life and death in the context of engaging in fighting?
What is the core belief emphasized regarding life and death in the context of engaging in fighting?
What is the main message conveyed in the saying of the messenger of Allah (Allah’s Blessings and Salutations may be on him) regarding seeking help and protection?
What is the main message conveyed in the saying of the messenger of Allah (Allah’s Blessings and Salutations may be on him) regarding seeking help and protection?
The author refers to the defeat of the U.S. forces in Beirut, Aden, and Mogadishu as:
The author refers to the defeat of the U.S. forces in Beirut, Aden, and Mogadishu as:
What is the meaning behind the poetic verse, 'If death is a predetermined must, then it is a shame to die cowardly'?
What is the meaning behind the poetic verse, 'If death is a predetermined must, then it is a shame to die cowardly'?
What is the author's primary rhetorical strategy when addressing William (Defense Secretary)?
What is the author's primary rhetorical strategy when addressing William (Defense Secretary)?
According to the author, from where do the youths inherit their values of dignity, pride, courage and sacrifice?
According to the author, from where do the youths inherit their values of dignity, pride, courage and sacrifice?
What do the youths believe regarding the reward for Mujahideen and Martyrs, as mentioned in the text?
What do the youths believe regarding the reward for Mujahideen and Martyrs, as mentioned in the text?
What is the state of those who are slain in Allah's way?
What is the state of those who are slain in Allah's way?
What is the significance of mentioning the story of King Amroo Ibn Hind and Amroo Ibn Kulthoom?
What is the significance of mentioning the story of King Amroo Ibn Hind and Amroo Ibn Kulthoom?
How does the messenger of Allah (Allah's Blessings and Salutations may be on him) describe the degrees prepared by Allah for those who strive in His cause?
How does the messenger of Allah (Allah's Blessings and Salutations may be on him) describe the degrees prepared by Allah for those who strive in His cause?
The author mentions conflicts in Afghanistan, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Chechnya and Tajikistan to demonstrate what point?
The author mentions conflicts in Afghanistan, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Chechnya and Tajikistan to demonstrate what point?
What does the author imply by stating that fighting against the 'Kuffar' is essential?
What does the author imply by stating that fighting against the 'Kuffar' is essential?
In the context of martyrdom, what is the significance of Allah laughing to a slave of His?
In the context of martyrdom, what is the significance of Allah laughing to a slave of His?
What can be inferred from the reference to the 'noble Ka’ba'?
What can be inferred from the reference to the 'noble Ka’ba'?
What is the best kind of martyr described by Allah's messenger?
What is the best kind of martyr described by Allah's messenger?
What is the purpose of the author mentioning Clinton's threats of revenge?
What is the purpose of the author mentioning Clinton's threats of revenge?
The speaker justifies violence by referencing historical and religious contexts. Which of the following is the most accurate interpretation of this justification?
The speaker justifies violence by referencing historical and religious contexts. Which of the following is the most accurate interpretation of this justification?
The text contrasts 'youths of Islam' with the opposing forces. Which statement accurately captures this contrast?
The text contrasts 'youths of Islam' with the opposing forces. Which statement accurately captures this contrast?
The speaker employs vivid metaphors, such as comparing their forces to 'Lions in Jungle.' What effect does this have?
The speaker employs vivid metaphors, such as comparing their forces to 'Lions in Jungle.' What effect does this have?
The reference to 'al-Khobar' suggests a specific historical event. How does invoking this event likely function within the speaker's broader message?
The reference to 'al-Khobar' suggests a specific historical event. How does invoking this event likely function within the speaker's broader message?
The speaker mentions a betrayal of 'our Qiblah.' What does this accusation imply about the opposing side?
The speaker mentions a betrayal of 'our Qiblah.' What does this accusation imply about the opposing side?
The poem includes the line: 'O William, tomorrow you will know which young man is confronting your misguided brethren!' What is the most likely intention?
The poem includes the line: 'O William, tomorrow you will know which young man is confronting your misguided brethren!' What is the most likely intention?
The speaker quotes a poet who says, 'I am willing to sacrifice self and wealth for knights who never disappointed me.' What is the most logical purpose of including this?
The speaker quotes a poet who says, 'I am willing to sacrifice self and wealth for knights who never disappointed me.' What is the most logical purpose of including this?
The text asserts that 'Terrorising you, while you are carrying arms on our land, is a legitimate and morally demanded duty.' How does this statement function in the speaker's overall argument?
The text asserts that 'Terrorising you, while you are carrying arms on our land, is a legitimate and morally demanded duty.' How does this statement function in the speaker's overall argument?
Flashcards
Khurasan Base
Khurasan Base
A safe haven established in the Hindukush mountains enabling operations.
Zionist-Crusader Alliance
Zionist-Crusader Alliance
Alliance described as imposing iniquity on the Ummah.
Return to Normal Path
Return to Normal Path
The desired state of affairs, reversing damages and restoring rights.
Injustice
Injustice
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Unemployed Graduates
Unemployed Graduates
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Land of the Two Holy Places (Situation)
Land of the Two Holy Places (Situation)
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Riyadh and Al-Khobar Explosions
Riyadh and Al-Khobar Explosions
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Deteriorating Economy
Deteriorating Economy
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Judging by Allah's Law
Judging by Allah's Law
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Acceptance of Judgments
Acceptance of Judgments
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Peaceful Reform Movement
Peaceful Reform Movement
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Closing Peaceful Routes
Closing Peaceful Routes
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Benefit of Internal Feuds
Benefit of Internal Feuds
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Questionable Advisors
Questionable Advisors
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Playing Civilians Against Military
Playing Civilians Against Military
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External Beneficiaries
External Beneficiaries
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Muslim Internal War: Human Cost
Muslim Internal War: Human Cost
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Muslim Internal War: Economic Impact
Muslim Internal War: Economic Impact
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Muslim Internal War: Infrastructure Damage
Muslim Internal War: Infrastructure Damage
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Muslim Internal War: Social Dissociation
Muslim Internal War: Social Dissociation
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Muslim Internal War: Oil Industry Impact
Muslim Internal War: Oil Industry Impact
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USA Presence in Gulf: Oil Threat
USA Presence in Gulf: Oil Threat
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USA Presence: Resistance Risk
USA Presence: Resistance Risk
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Islamic State Threat to Israel
Islamic State Threat to Israel
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Kuffar
Kuffar
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Jihad
Jihad
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Qiblah
Qiblah
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Jaheliyyah
Jaheliyyah
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Ka'ba
Ka'ba
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Paradise
Paradise
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Saheeh Al-Jame' As-Sagheer
Saheeh Al-Jame' As-Sagheer
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Two Holy Places
Two Holy Places
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Al-Khobar Detonation
Al-Khobar Detonation
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Martyrdom as Victory
Martyrdom as Victory
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Oath to Fight
Oath to Fight
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Holy Land Defilement
Holy Land Defilement
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Cure for Insanity
Cure for Insanity
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Legitimate Terror
Legitimate Terror
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Enemy Analogy
Enemy Analogy
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Restraining the Youths
Restraining the Youths
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Fixed Term (of Life)
Fixed Term (of Life)
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Guarding Allah's Cause
Guarding Allah's Cause
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Dying Cowardly (Shameful)
Dying Cowardly (Shameful)
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Reward for Mujahideen/Martyrs
Reward for Mujahideen/Martyrs
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Martyrs Not Dead
Martyrs Not Dead
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Degrees in Paradise
Degrees in Paradise
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Best of Martyrs
Best of Martyrs
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Allah's Pleasure with Martyrs
Allah's Pleasure with Martyrs
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Study Notes
- The declaration is a call to Muslims to wage jihad against the United States
- It seeks Allah's help and pardon, emphasizing reliance on Allah's guidance
- Key verses from the Quran are cited to reinforce the importance of duty to Allah
- Muslims have suffered aggression, iniquity, and injustice from the Zionist-Crusaders alliance
- Muslim blood is spilled and their wealth looted in Palestine and Iraq
- Massacres have occurred in various locations, with the world largely unresponsive
- The USA and its allies conspire to prevent dispossessed people from self-defense
Occupation of the Two Holy Places
- The greatest aggression is the occupation by American Crusaders and their allies
- This occupation is a desecration since the death of the Prophet Muhammad.
- The Ulama (scholars) and Da’ees (callers) of Islam are suppressed by the USA
- The USA fears instigation of the Ummah of Islam against its enemies
- Scholars like Abdullah Azzaam, Ahmad Yaseen, and Omar Abdur Rahman have been killed or arrested
- Many scholars, Da’ees, and young people have been arrested in the land of the two Holy Places
- The author and his group have faced injustice, being prevented from addressing Muslims
- A safe base is now available in the Hindukush mountains in Khurasan
- This is where the largest infidel military force of the world was destroyed
- The Zionist-Crusader alliance has imposed an iniquity on the Ummah by occupying the land around Jerusalem
- The declaration begins the work of correcting what happened to the Islamic world
Addressing Issues in the Islamic World
- The declaration seeks to study how to return the situation to its normal path
- It aims to restore people's rights after damages and aggression on their lives and religion
- Injustice has affected all sections of society, including civilians, military, officials, and students
- The situation in the two Holy Places is like a volcano on the verge of eruption
- This will destroy Kufr (disbelief) and corruption and its sources.
- People are concerned about daily living, the economy, inflation, debts, and prisoners
Economic And Political Criticism
- Government employees complain the value of the Riyal is deteriorating
- Great merchants and contractors are owed millions of Riyals by the government.
- Saudi Arabia has foreign debt, despite being a large oil exporting country.
- The ruling regime is oppressive and ignores the divine Shari'ah law
- The regime deprives people of legitimate rights and allows American occupation
- Sincere scholars have been unjustly imprisoned
- The honourable Ulamah, scholars, merchants, economists, and eminent people are alerted by this disastrous situation
- Quick correction efforts are needed to avoid a great catastrophe
- “The king is leading the state into ‘sixty-six' folded disaster"
- Numerous princes privately express concerns about corruption
- Competition between influential princes for personal gains has destroyed the country
- Islamic Shari'ah law has been suspended and exchanged for man-made civil law
- The regime entered bloody confrontation with truthful Ulamah and righteous youths
- The regime allows the enemy of the Ummah - the American crusader forces - to occupy the land
- The crusader forces cause a disastrous economic condition in the country
Internal and External Affairs
- The production and prices in the oil industry serve the American economy
- Expensive deals were imposed on the country to purchase arms
- Advice to the government was ignored, with the regime accusing advisors of being ridiculous
- Infringements have reached high levels and turned into demolishing forces threatening Islamic principles
- Corrective measures were requested by scholars, officials, and prominent figures
- A letter was sent to the king demanding the lift of oppression and the implementation of corrective actions
- The king humiliated the people and ignored the content of the letter.
- The Memorandum Of Advice was handed over to the king
- The Memorandum outlined the intimidation suffered by leaders of society, scholars, and academic teachers
- Arbitrary declaration (Halal and Haram) regardless of the Shari'ah was highlighted
- The media became a tool of truth-hiding and misinformation
- Human rights abuses and confiscation were described in detail
- The financial and economical situation and the frightening future were of concern
- Suspension of Shari'a law and the use of man-made law instead were criticized
- Foreign policy disregarded Islamic issues, ignored Muslims, and supported enemies
- Supporting infidels against Muslims is among the ten “voiders” of Islamic status
Call To Action
- Peaceful means to protect the country and prevent bloodshed are favored
- The regime closed all peaceful routes and pushed people toward armed actions
- The advisor (Zaki Badr) to prince Nayeff was unwelcome in his own country due to his aggression
- Civilians are being turned against military personnel
- Every one agreed the situation cannot be rectified unless the root of the problem is tackled
- Zionist-Crusader alliance moves quickly to contain any "corrective movement”
- Truthfulness is covered by falsehood, and personal feuds create division
- Priorities of Islamic work are lost while blasphemy and polytheism continue
- It is essential to hit the main enemy who divided the Ummah
- People of Islam should join forces and support each other to get rid of the main “Kufr"
- To fight in defence of religion and Belief is a collective duty with no preconditions
- There is duty on Muslims to ignore minor differences among themselves
Religious Justification
- The ultimate aim is pleasing Allah, raising His word, and instituting His religion
- Fighting the enemy is the way to achieve the aim in every aspect
- It is a duty to fight them even if the intention of some of the fighter is not pure
- To repel the greatest of the two dangers on the expense of the lesser one is an Islamic principle
- Mischief and great sins have reached grievous iniquity of polytheism
- Man fabricated that allow usury (Riba), declaring war against Allah
- The government mislead and dragged some of the righteous Ulamah and Da’ees away from objecting to sins and Kufr
- Utmost effort should be made to prepare and instigate the Ummah against the American-Israeli alliance
- Muslims should not be engaged in an internal war among themselves
- Destruction of oil industries is to be avoided
Dangers of US Presence
- The presence of USA Crusader military forces poses the greatest danger threatening large oil reserve world
- The presence of forces will provoke the people and spread fighting in the region will expose wealth the danger being burned up
- Oil will be needed in order to establish an Islamic state, by Allah's permission
- They have been made victorious over your partner by the command of Allah
- It is out of date to claim that presence is a temporary protection
- William Perry said the presence is to protect USA's interests
- Sheikh Safar Al-Hawali wrote its is a pre-planned military occupation
- Regime join with the Kufr, one of the "voiders” of Islam
Historical Examples
- Recalling a narration promising war against those who take Allah's friends as enemies
- Allah asks for killing in his name alone, but in any other’s the killer will be cast into hell
- It has become wise due to power imbalance to use fast moving light forces under complete secrecy
- To initiate guerrilla war, the sons of the nation, and not military forces,
- Regime create frictions and feuds between Mujahideen and others.
- Paying for anything American supports the war against Palestine and the Holy Land
Call for Boycott of American Goods
- To deny occupiers revenues is helpful for Jihad
- An expression of anger, to follow and purify religion from crusaders and the Zionist
- Economy boycotting of US goods is to be undertaken
- Defeating the any will become near through Allah if the Mujahideen work together
- Security services cannot force any citizen to buy a product from the enemy
- Must make a contribution to the youths and follow Allah’s plan in heart
Youths of Islam
- Tell the youths that those before have been misled of the government
- The youths are the companion of Muhammad (Allah's Blessings and Salutations may be on him), and the youths themselves killed Ara-Jahl
- Story of youth at Badir: The youths of time must persevere, and their fathers
Examples from Conflicts
- Defense Secretary, to take down speech can take laughter show of force fear
- The speech can cause great force and can make people leave from Allah’s guidance
- Muslims do die after Afghanistan, be strong in time, and fight for cause you love
Encouragement and Warnings
- People love earth.
- The best for those is to be among others, so his message can be spread for the rest of people
Condemnation of those Who Betray Islam
- Rejection of all who critics who chose the wrong way to go
- Reminder, death is truth of life, and life leads to death to fight your mother must be insane
- Hudaybiyyah was cancelled because one member helped the Jews in market
- A duty to the tribe in Peninsula to liberate those and the blood will be spilt,
- Surrender to Allah’s wishes
- They want no death or explosions, and a duty to fight for God.
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