Fariq Naik – Fighting is Only One Aspect of Jihaad
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The transcript describes a language used by non-Bismual people, which is not the language of Islam. The language is called "slightful war" and refers to a struggle or competition against a enemy. The language is used by non-Bismual people, including Muslims, to describe their struggles or competition against the enemy.
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But normally when the term jihad is used, it is taken for granted
that it is jihad, peaceable Allah, unless it is specified.
Many non Muslims, including many of the Muslims callers, inverted
commas, did translate jihad as holy war.
If you translate this word, holy war into Arabic, it means harbor
Nowhere is this word harbor Maka dasa present in the Glorious Quran
on the authentic Hadees.
So Jihad basically means to strive to struggle. One type of jihad is
Qatal that is fighting in the way of Allah subhanaw taala.
But Jihad does not basically mean a wall. Jihad basically means to
strive to struggle.