Zakir Naik – Jihaad the Most Misunderstood Word

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The segment discusses the misconceptions of Islam, including its cultural significance and the use of the word Guinea" in English. The segment also touches on the use of the word "hammo" in Arabic for "harboe," which refers to obtaining power and pride. The segment concludes that the use of "hammo" in Arabic is a harboe mocha, which is used for the Muslims and Islam.

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			Today, unfortunately, Islam is the most misunderstood religion the world.
		
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			The religion which has the maximum misconception the world today, it is Islam.
		
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			And one of the reason for these misconceptions about this religion,
		
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			I would say it is the media.
		
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			Today we find in the international media, there is virulent propaganda regarding Islam, we find in
the international newspapers in the international magazine on the radio broadcast stations on the
internet satellite channels on the internet, there is virulent propaganda regarding Islam.
		
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			And the most misunderstood word regarding Islam. It is the word jihad. It is not only misunderstood
by the Muslims, because of the media, it's also misunderstood by the non Muslims. Today, most of the
people whether they're Muslim or non Muslim, they think that any war fought by any Muslim for any
reason, whether it be for personal gain, whether it be for name, whether it be for fame, whether it
be for honor, whether it be for land, any war fought by any Muslim is called as jihad. Jihad does
not mean any war fought by any Muslim for any reason. Jihad comes from the Arabic word shahada,
which means to strive, which means to struggle. In the Islamic context. Jihad means to strive and
		
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			struggle against one's own evil inflation.
		
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			Jihad also means to strive and struggle to make the society better. Jihad also means to strive and
struggle against oppression. Jihad also means to strive and struggle in self defense. So Jihad
basically means to strive and struggle.
		
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			For example, if a student is typing or struggling to pass in the examination in Arabic will say
you're doing jihad.
		
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			Jihad basically means to strive and struggle. Today, most of the orientalist, they translate the
word jihad as holy war.
		
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			If you translate holy war into Arabic, it is harbor mocha. And this word Harboe mocha DISA appears
nowhere in the Quran. Nowhere in anything of the Prophet Muhammad Salah salah.
		
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			This word holy word, if you go back into history was first used for the Crusades. When the
Crusaders, they forced people to accept the religion of Christianity by force. And unfortunately
today, it is used for the Muslims and Islam