Fariq Naik – Jihaad is the Most Misconceived Concept in Islam

Fariq Naik
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The speaker discusses the misconception that payments are a war game between Muslims and non Muslims. Jihad, or "by the way," is a term used to describe a struggle against oppression, which is a struggle against one's own accomplishments. The speaker uses Jihad to describe a struggle against oppression, including striving for excellence and making things better.
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The first most common question asked by non Muslims are

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misconception that is in the minds of non Muslims. The top of the

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charts, it is regarding the word jihad. Many people, including many

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Muslims, or non Muslims think jihad is any war fought by any

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Muslim, whether it be for any reason, whether it be for land,

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whether it be for language, whether it be for power, whether

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it be for money, Jihad does not mean any war fought by any Muslim,

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whether it be for land, whether it be for language, whether it be for

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power, whether it be for money, jihad, it basically means to

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strive, it meets the struggle, and an Islamic context. Jihad also

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means to strive and struggle against oppression. Jihad also

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means to strive and struggle against one's own evil

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inclination. Jihad also means to strive and struggle to make the

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society better. Jihad also means to strive and struggle in self

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defense in the battlefield. So Jihad basically means to strive,

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it means to struggle. For example, if a student is striving and

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struggling to pass an examination in Arabic, you would say that he's

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doing jihad

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