" The aim: "Expel the infidels from the Arabian peninsula.
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They're kufar -- infidels -- who pretend to be Muslims, but aren't.
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They are considered infidels by the hardline Sunni Islamist militants.
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Oh God, reward the fighters hitting the infidels and defectors.
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I cannot change Islam to please and appease the infidels.
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The books forbid befriending infidels, citing a Quranic verse that says not to take Christians or Jews as allies and calling such infidels "enemies of God" whom it said Muslims are commanded to hate.
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By infidels, they mean every one of the rest of us.
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The Sunni Arab militants of Islamic State view them as infidels.
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To ISIS, all infidels are enemies; killing them is a virtue.
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"They'll name their groups something like 'Infidels against radical Islam,'" she said.
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And by infidels, they mean every one of the rest of us.
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"They are quick to declare that other people are infidels," he explained.
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"They started creating problems, calling us spies for the infidels," Maizullah said.
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In March, Kalbani also retracted his position that Shi'ite Muslims are infidels.
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I could crush all those infidels, just as if they were Amalekites.
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Terrorist groups have long been urging supporters to attack "infidels" with cars, however.
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Like the Yazidis, Shabak people were considered 'infidels' by Islamic State and targeted.
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Least of all, those who seek to murder the infidels all around them.
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" A week later, he wrote that his cell would "wipe away the infidels.
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Last night, British fascist groups like Notts Casual Infidels reveled in Cox's murder.
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Even [as] we cut hair, they start telling us that we are infidels.
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The so-called "deliverance from infidels" rallies are banned by the Saudi authorities.
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"The rationale is that if infidels are eating this pork, they aren't eating it, so as long as they're preparing this pork for infidels, it helps send 'em to hell and it'll make Allah happy," he said on the radio.
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"People they consider as infidels, whether Christians or Muslims, are also targets," he said.
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Our struggle is not for Baghdadi, our struggle against the infidels is for Allah.
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"I tell my children their father is with the infidels," one woman tells CNN.
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In a statement online, he condemned the attack as "cowardly" and the work of "infidels".
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In Arabic, Shaytan means devil, and ISIS targeted the Yazidis as infidels and devil worshipers.
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Old video clips on the internet show Jhangvi starting speeches by shouting "Shia are infidels".
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She heard from students brainwashed into calling their parents infidels, teenage girls sold into marriage.
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Her offense: belonging to the minority Yazidi community, whom the Islamic State regards as infidels.
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The Houthis told them "infidels" were on the other side of the frontlines, they recall.
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The two young warriors would smite the necks of the infidels, as the Koran said.
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And if you apply that rule to ... Sadat and Mubarak [Sadat's successor], they are all infidels.
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He has curbed the religious police, who enforced Sunni supremacy and derided Shias as kuffar (infidels).
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IS supporters call us swine and infidels, say we're spies for the Kurds, and assault us.
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Under ISIS' rule, the municipal soccer stadium became an infamous torture chamber and prison for infidels.
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And they slaughter infidels and unbelievers in the name of realizing their vision of Islamic totalitarianism.
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"People they consider as infidels, whether Christians or Muslims, are also targets of opportunity," he said.
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Over what — infidels, gays, society's failure to grant him proper deference, all of it — remains unclear.
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It wasn't just drunk lads, middle aged sad infidels and lost divorcees coagulating by the bar.
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"Willing to kill a billion infidels in retribution for a single DISABLED Muslim," the post continued.
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Please help me raise up an army to smite the infidels trying to impeach President Trump.
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"The rationale is that if infidels are eating this pork, [Muslims] are not eating it," King said.
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At the same time, they look down on other people as misguided souls, if not wicked infidels.
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Hostile Imams began preaching hate speech against infidels from Western European city slums to Somalia to Pakistan.
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" His interlocutor, the teenager, responded, "With Venice, you immediately gain paradise because of all the infidels here.
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Harpon used the Arabic word "kouffar" (infidels) in some of his Internet searches, according to Le Parisien.
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In learned but vitriolic jeremiads, Mr. Abdel Rahman denounced Egypt's secularist leaders as corrupt pharaohs and infidels.
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Takfir, the process of excommunicating other Muslims by calling them infidels, is a central pillar of Salafi Islam.
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Egypt uses the term takfiri to refer to Islamist militants who often accuse their victims of being infidels.
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"This is a hospital, we will treat anyone, be it soldiers or Taliban or infidels," Dr. Wahidullah said.
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They are often the downtrodden "other", regarded as a fifth column for Iran if not as outright infidels.
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They'd served together back in the day and were known across the greater Rochester area as the Infidels.
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One preacher urged God in his sermon there to count and kill all infidels wherever they may be.
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Each expects to find meaning by embarking on a holy war, killing infidels and building the Islamic State.
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Yet the more religious Reda tells him that drawing is anti-Islamic, and that the artists are infidels.
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" Protesters behind Wilders hold signs that say "Infidels, Know Your Limits" and "Freedom of Speech Go To Hell.
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" Bearded protesters behind Wilders wield signs reading, "Infidels, Know Your Limits" and "Freedom of Speech Go To Hell.
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"They told us we were infidels and that our sect needed to become Islamic," Ms. Haji Hamid testified.
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They fired away at the "infidels" on their 12.5 calibers and AK47s, sometimes hurling over hand grenades too.
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"We're infidels with most of these people, and they have no use for us," he said in 2010.
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In the film, he's seen with the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria flag promoting death to infidels.
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He is also the author of 16 books, with titles like The Complete Infidels' Guide to the Koran.
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For centuries, the Shia who lived along the Persian Gulf suffered violence from Wahhabi believers, who labeled them infidels.
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IS had published rules explicitly stating that captured infidels were property and could be raped with a clear conscience.
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Above their beds are photographs of Kurdish leaders, people that Islamic State describes as infidels who deserve to die.
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Another example is the jihadists' wide use of takfir, or the branding of others as infidels who deserve death.
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He accused his conservative Kurdish family of being infidels and said their murder would get the killer to heaven.
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An Islamic prophecy identifies Dabiq as the site of a battle between Muslims and infidels that will presage doomsday.
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I'd rather you win AND stick it to the American infidels by paying me with their hostage ransom money.
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The Islamic State considers Shiites infidels, and since its inception the group has killed them and destroyed their mosques.
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These men were well schooled in the Wahhabi belief of killing the infidels to further the Sunni Islamic cause.
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"He was screaming that they were infidels and that he would rather die than be one of them," Suleiman said.
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Because that's the only way to categorize a hookup that involves the very inexplicable use of the word "infidels," right?
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Ms Murad's rapists were following an explicit, written doctrine that IS jihadists were free to enslave and "marry" captured infidels.
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For some Taliban, IS will offer an opportunity to continue jihad against those they see as infidels and their supporters.
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"Turn the dark night of the infidels into day, destroy their homes and make rivers of their blood," he urged.
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Kazan was, as the narrative goes, the latest home of the infidels who had been persecuting Russian Christians for centuries.
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He knows that because his troops have been fired upon and taunted over the radio as infidels and American militias.
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Out there, for all the talk of idolatry and infidels, discussions could be brisk and purposeful, boundaries porous, identities fluid.
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"If someone says that Shiites are infidels, that is his opinion and it is not important for us," he said.
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But for the woman, it was better to suffer excruciating pain than the touch of those she sees as infidels.
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Turkish-backed jihadist groups are reportedly being positioned just across the border, threatening to kill the "infidels" on the other side.
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Yazidis' beliefs combine elements of several ancient Middle Eastern religions and they are considered infidels by the hardline Sunni Islamist militants.
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"They say that democracy is bad because it allows infidels to have a vote, but then they manipulate it for themselves."
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It has furnished verses to suit those who have wanted to enslave Africans or emancipate them, save infidels or slay them.
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And when we hold books in such high esteem, those who treat them as objects rather than as symbols become infidels.
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Islamic State has excelled in that by offering instant citizenship to any lone-wolf hater who kills infidels in its name.
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The texts teach a dualistic vision, dividing the world into true believers of Islam (the 'monotheists') and unbelievers (the 'polytheists' and 'infidels').
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WNDR alleged that a top ISIS leader released a video endorsing Hillary Clinton and threatening potential Donald Trump voters, calling them "infidels".
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Speaking in French, his face largely obscured by a black hood and scarf, he said "infidels" fighting Islamic State were to blame.
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When the yeast is brewed after exposure to the sun, it will explode and the nails will spread splinters on the infidels.
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"It started when imams in Aden mosques talked about us publicly, called us infidels and accused us of spreading atheism," said Ali.
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Those men (always men!) "otherize" infidels as fundamentally different, as threats who must be confronted; Trump "otherizes" Muslims in a similar way.
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A book from the 22019-2017 curriculum also called for "fighting the infidels and polytheists" except under a handful of extenuating circumstances.
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Arabic literature has in the past represented them as infidels and a contemptible class, and they have faced corresponding persecution and discrimination.
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Islamism is a political and theocratic philosophy that commands its adherence to wage violent jihad, to murder or to forcibly convert all infidels.
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The group recently released a video vowing to step up attacks against Christians, who it describes as "infidels" empowering the West against Muslims.
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Vincenzetti, however, pressed charges against a group of former employees, who have been called "infidels" and "traitors," by Vincenzetti and the Italian press.
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"That man said: 'Look, infidels are killing us, they rape our women and children, and we must defend our fellow Muslims'," he said.
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Islamic State has lambasted "heretic" Shi'ite Iran for helping the Syrian and Iraqi governments battle Islamic State, which considers Shi'ites to be infidels.
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They have frequently been attacked by Islamist militants who see them as infidels, prompting authorities to place armed guards outside churches and monasteries.
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In short: If one believes it is good to kill those who are considered infidels, all the better to do so during Ramadan.
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The spirit of Grimes was upon me, and if I had had a graveyard I would have destroyed all the infidels in Jerusalem.
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Police had to pen in the far-right group while members of the counter-protest and Infidels reportedly pelted each other with loose missiles.
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They have also frequently been attacked by Islamist militants who see them as infidels, prompting authorities to place armed guards outside churches and monasteries.
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Abdurrahman regularly spread "takfiri" doctrine, a belief among Sunni militants who justify their violence by branding others as infidels, through his sermons and lectures.
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It's true that Riyadh has a monumental task ahead in rebuilding the trust of a community that its clerics have long defamed as infidels.
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The Islamic State, also known as ISIS, considered Christians infidels and forced them to pay special taxes, accelerating the trend in Syria and Iraq.
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He had spent most of his life on the front lines of the insurgency, where it was a given that urban Afghans were infidels.
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An Islamic State spokesman warned the United States in the tape to "beware vengeance (against) their nation and their brethren of infidels and apostates".
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An employee at Sunny Days El Palacio resort, who witnessed the second attack, said the man shouted, "You infidels!" after he struck his victims.
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I watched him march onto the field in formation among 50 other "infidels," some wearing skull masks, as they let out a martial grunt.
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In the recording, a man, believed to be his brother, gave a rallying cry to music for Muslims to fight the infidels "without ever capitulating".
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The three suspects wanted to kill as many "infidels" as possible in the planned attack in the Rhine-Main region, Frankfurt prosecutor Nadja Niesen said.
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They also refer to themselves as "infidels" and "patriots," and can be seen taking pamphlets from outdoor stands at the Islamic Community Center of Tempe.
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In the video released by Islamic State's media arm Amaq, the boys described themselves as the "Mujahideen of the Caucasus" and threatened attacks on infidels.
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Islamic State militants, who have denounced them as infidels, continue to hold thousands captive including many girls and women who have been traded as sex slaves.
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One of the three masked men seen in the video accused the Maldivian government of being run by infidels and warned more such attacks were coming.
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Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said the 17-year-old also left a goodbye letter saying he prayed that he could take revenge on all infidels.
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It's called "Jokerman," a 22019 minute ballad and the lead song on Dylan's 1984 album, "Infidels" To me, "Jokerman" is exactly about the 2016 presidential election.
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Many of the people in the area belong to the Ismaili sect, an offshoot of Shi'ite Islam, and would be regarded by Islamic State as infidels.
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" The phrasing of the bulletin is lifted from a famous speech by a former spokesman for the group, encouraging followers around the world to kill "infidels.
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Rather, he should remain inside, driving over the already harvested kuffar" — infidels — "and continue crushing their remains until it becomes physically impossible to continue by vehicle.
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Teachers at my school gave lectures about Shi'ites, saying that we were worse than infidels, spreading half truths to make Shias look bad to impressionable kids.
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ISIS continues to threaten civilians, most recently releasing an audio message, declaring all who voted to be infidels and promising to carry out attacks on polling day.
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Will radical Muslims who seek the destruction of the West because we are infidels become more radical because the U.S. flag is flying over a building Jerusalem?
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It also said he had denounced Belgian workers at the camp as being infidels, collaborators with the state and, in one case, in the pay of Israel.
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" January 31, 2015Protests against the Charlie Hebdo cartoons turn violent in Afghanistan, as hundreds of demonstrators gather in Kabul, chanting "death to France" and "death to Infidels.
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A veteran of the war against the Soviets, Stanikzai called for the defeat of the infidels and condemned the Ghani administration as a puppet of the West.
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But those gatherings were marred by suicide bombings carried out by Sunni militants, notably from al Qaeda and Islamic State, who regard Iraq's majority Shi'ites as infidels.
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"This Satan's drink is so delicious that it would be a pity to let the infidels have exclusive use of it," he declared, the (perhaps apocryphal) story goes.
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"Do not ask for anyone's permission," he said, and suggested that sympathizers who could not buy weapons should instead use rocks, knives or even cars to kill infidels.
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"The clerics at that time were releasing fatwas that it was not right to travel to the countries of the infidels unless it was necessary," Mr. Ghamdi said.
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Just this week, the Shabab killed 12 people in neighboring Kenya, bombing a hotel in a northeastern town and then bragging on a Shabab website about eliminating "infidels."
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You've left what they call Dar al-Kufr, which means the land of the infidels, and you've gone to Dar al-Islam, which is the land of Islam.
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There are good reasons for this discontent: continued revelations of abuse by priests and clerics, jihad campaigns against "infidels" and homegrown Christian hostility toward diversity and secular culture.
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They support the idea of an Islamic State caliphate and view Saudi Arabia's rulers and the army and clergy which back them as infidels who betray true Islam.
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"The Muslims have a personal jihad against the infidels — that's you and I — and their goal is to slit our throat," Pallesen, who gave King the bull's-eye, said.
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It uses a militant interpretation of Islam to justify attacks on its foes and the use of extreme violence, including rape and beheadings, against those it sees as infidels.
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"He, thanks to God almighty, entered into a gathering of infidels ... and detonated his vest, killing eight and wounding more than 10 others," the group said in a statement.
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Stannis hesitates at first, but this is no great leap for him — he has previously allowed the red priestess to burn "infidels," political prisoners and his own in-laws.
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In 773, a Toronto teenager, Abdulrahman El Bahnasawy, used the app to make contact with an Islamic State member who went by the screen name Kill Kuffars, meaning infidels.
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"Some of the girls, about forty of them with God's permission have been married, some of them have died as a result of bombing by the infidels," he said.
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"Haj is the best opportunity to display that religion and politics cannot be separated ... the real haj is a combination of unity and seeking deliverance from infidels," he said.
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She said at that time no one could have imagined what the Yazidis were to face at the hands of Islamic State militants who considered them devil worshippers and infidels.
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Among the far-right groups involved were The National Front, South East Alliance, North West Infidels and East Kent English Patriots, and at times the demonstrators gave the Nazi salute.
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These included in Sinjar, the northwestern city where the U.N. has said Islamic State committed genocide against the Kurdish-speaking Yazidi religious minority whom the Sunni militants view as infidels.
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But tomorrow they will open again, and it is we, enfants de la patrie , unbelievers, infidels, simple loafers, adorers of idols, drinkers of beer, libertines, humanists, who will write history.
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Protected by a friendly regime, ISIS and Al Qaeda would not be fighting for their lives but doing what they say is their mission: killing infidels all over the world.
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Here is a man who married, had children, struggled to find meaningful work, and finally turned to violence against infidels to provide the reward our socioeconomic system seemed to withhold.
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The men are members of a Wolves of Odin offshoot group—they now call themselves the Clann and the Canadian Infidels—having left the Wolves of Odin only weeks prior.
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He spent two months in a religious school where Islamic State taught its ultra-hardline ideology which labels most outsiders as infidels and has been denounced by senior Muslim authorities.
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Most of the Emiratis I know can tell shocking stories about elementary schoolteachers who casually told them about the glories of violent jihad and the depravity of kuffar, or infidels.
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Groups such as ISIS and al Qaeda have set out to convince the global Muslim community that it is under attack by infidels and that the only solution is global jihad.
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In 1885, when traveling preacher Clark Braden made a stop in Liberal to debate those he dubbed "infidels," he forecast the settlement would fade, while Pedro would become a model city.
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" It was then that Arthur referred to the detainees as "Islamic zealots" and said they would be released from Guantanamo when they declared an end to their war against the "infidels.
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"They are close with the infidels and offer the enemy the money they should be using to improve the lives of their own people," the Iranian leader said in a meeting.
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"Oh Soldiers of Islam in every location, increase blow after blow, and make the media centers of the infidels, from where they wage their intellectual wars, among the targets," he said.
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Even though it co-operates in the fight against jihadist groups, Saudi Arabia still feeds their ideology through textbooks that promote the view that Jews, Christians, Shia Muslims and others are infidels.
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"They have started using microphones to tell people: 'Don't go to the infidels, stay with Islam'," said Abdul Razak Crais, standing near rows of white tents as people lined up for food.
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Hamrouni says she was initially happy her daughters had found some sort of purpose in their lives, but this quickly turned ugly when they began to criticize the family for being infidels.
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There is no proof that the extremist group did more than provide encouragement for the suicide bombings, part of its decree calling for attacks on others considered infidels by Islamic State ideologues.
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Ms Murad was one of thousands to be violated by men who argued that they were doing their victims a favour, because they were infidels and would have a chance to become Muslims.
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Hernandez wrote letters to the agent, saying he was a "brother in faith, a martyr; and as a martyr I wish to fulfill Allah's wishes and not to live among infidels," prosecutors said.
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"Anyone travelling to the so-called Islamic State is knowingly opting to join a terrorist group which regards all outsiders as 'infidels' and uses excessive violence on a daily basis," the report concluded.
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Seventh graders were being taught that "fighting the infidels to elevate the words of Allah" was among the deeds Allah loved the most, the report found, among dozens of passages it found troubling.
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Sadr had called on the Saudis to "stop hostile speeches by fanatical hardline clerics who describe Shi'ites as infidels," and Crown Prince Mohammed had promised efforts toward this, the politician close to Sadr said.
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"Alright my fellow Infidels for Trump...due to OVERWHELMING demand...you may come by the shop next week and get your very own FOUR HORSEMEN COMETH STICKER," said in a Facebook post Monday night.
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He helped set up publications including Dabiq, the Islamic State online magazine named after a village in Syria where an Islamic prophecy says a battle will be fought between Muslims and infidels, heralding doomsday.
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"They yell at us that we are infidels for showing our faces," said a Syrian woman at al-Hol camp, where women and children were transferred from Islamic State's final bastion in eastern Syria.
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Islamists in Saudi, who follow a puritanical version of Sunni Islam, denounce President Bashar al-Assad and his regime as infidels because of their roots in the Alawite sect, an offshoot of Shi'ite Islam.
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Fighters with the so-called Syrian National Army called the Kurds "pigs" and "infidels," and in one video their forces shot a man whose arms were bound behind his back, the Associated Press reported.
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By 2017, Mr. Zaharan and his followers were targeting a Sufi sect in Kattankudy, accusing its members of being infidels, even though Sufis are fellow Muslims who practice a mystical form of the faith.
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Inspired by his edicts to enslave and slaughter Yazidis, whom IS regard as infidels, his followers shot, beheaded and kidnapped thousands in a rampage which the United Nations called a genocidal campaign against them.
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Marine has denied any knowledge of the attacks, but Molins said she had posted online a Koranic verse saying "infidels were promised to hell" just a few hours before Lakdim began his killing spree.
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For example, the hardline cleric Saleh al-Fawzan, a member of the state-sponsored Council of Senior Scholars, claimed in 2017, that the Shia are infidels and that anyone who disagrees is also an infidel.
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"ISIS looks down on the Muslim Brotherhood, they consider them infidels, and they point this out to the younger Muslim Brotherhood members," said Mostafa Abdou, a researcher who has concentrated on ISIS recruitment in prisons.
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The attacks are a terrible reminder that ISIS' ideology, which treats adherents of other religions and Muslims who don't share their Sunni extremist agenda as "infidels," was not extinguished with the loss of its caliphate.
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While mainstream Muslims regard bloodshed during the religious period as sacrilegious, jihadists are persuaded that what they misguidedly perceive as noble acts — like killing infidels — will earn them greater reward if carried out during Ramadan.
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"A lot of these posts also have hashtags like 'blessed are those who kill infidels,' 'blessed are those who kill crusaders,' 'blessed are those who kill polytheists,' which advocate for violence against Westerners," he said.
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Tayeb, widely seen as one of the most moderate senior clerics in Egypt, has repeatedly condemned Islamic State and its practice of declaring others as apostates and infidels as a pretext for waging violent jihad.
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Abballa, 25, told police negotiators he had answered an appeal by Islamic State chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi "to kill infidels at home with their families," Paris prosecutor Francois Molins said at a news conference.
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Islamic State broadcast messages via mosque loudspeakers in some areas encouraging locals to resist the "infidels' attack" while elsewhere they threatened to kill anyone who refused to retreat deeper into the city, according to several residents.
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"Blind Willie McTell" (1983) Initially left off 1983's Infidels, "Blind Willie McTell" updates two of Dylan's long-running obsessions — Christianity and the roots of American music — and marries them to the thorny topic of slavery.
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He was trained to use guns and took part in fighting, the prosecutor's office said, adding that he had promoted the extremist group in online postings and videos and called for violence against "infidels" in Germany.
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"I managed in the end, thanks to God, I managed to get away from those infidels," the 215-year-told the AP from a bed at her uncle's home in the northern Iraqi town of Baadre.
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Luckily, High Priestess Rachel Weisz is totally onboard with the proposed partnership between R'hllor and the Mother of Dragons, and has several ideas for brand integration strategies, most of which involve purifying infidels in the flames.
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The names provide clues to their beliefs but it is more complicated as the Islamists themselves represent degrees of commitment to a holy war against all infidels and the ultimate imposition of a fundamentalist Islamic State.
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So when it says, "kill the infidels wherever you find them," or "do not make friends of Christian and Jew," Muslims take these commandments very seriously, especially if they are taught to focus on such verses.
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Ismail's account of the Tunisian's role tallies with what Kurdish and Iraqi officials say is the tendency of foreign fighters to fully embrace Islamic State's ruthless tactics and hardline ideology viewing opponents as infidels deserving death.
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The attacker told police negotiators during the siege he had answered an appeal by Iraq-based Islamic State chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi "to kill infidels at home with their families", Molins told a news conference.
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Although Dabiq, a village in relatively flat countryside northeast of Aleppo, holds little strategic value, it is seen by Islamic State as the place where a final battle will take place between Muslims and infidels, heralding Doomsday.
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In fact quite the reverse: The documents describe the Pakistani army as "infidels," as well as "the intense Pakistani pressure on us" and they include lengthy plans for attacks to be carried out on Pakistani military targets.
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That mix proved potent among the warring Arabian tribes, as Wahhabi clerics provided justification for military conquest in some cases: Those who resisted the House of Saud were not just enemies, but infidels who deserved the sword.
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In fact, the United States spent $50 million from 1986 to 1992 on what was called a "jihad literacy" project — printing books for Afghan children and adults to encourage violence against non-Muslim "infidels" like Soviet troops.
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"His phone contained a lot of data but we have already isolated one internet search carried out an hour before the attack: 'how to kill infidels'," the judicial source said, confirming a report in daily Le Parisien.
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Dragonstone was first introduced as Stannis's home base when he joined the show in season two, and the castle was the site for several scenes where he, Davos, and Melisandre would alternately strategize, mope, and burn infidels.
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The FDI, who calls for a formal adoption of sharia law, follows a specific interpretation of Sunni Islam that labels non-Muslims "infidels" and has been implicated in violent attacks against minority religions, according to Human Rights Watch.
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"Thanks be to God who has allowed the Islamic State's soldiers in Sinai in applying his law and instituting religion in spite of all the infidels, apostates and envious Jews," one fighter can be seen and heard saying.
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Now the Easter attack by Jamaat-ur-Ahrar, which once swore support for Islamic State, has fueled worries that militants in Pakistan are increasingly subscribing to the IS brand of ultra-sectarian violence against those perceived as infidels.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A police employee who fatally stabbed four colleagues in the force's Paris headquarters ran an online search for "how to kill infidels" an hour before he rampaged through the building, a judicial source said on Wednesday.
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One said there had been calls from some mosques for people to "resist the infidels" and another said he saw ISIS fighters setting up improvised explosive devices and booby trapping vehicles as they were moving westward in the city.
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Islamic State's territory around Aleppo is of particular significance to the group because it is also the location of Dabiq, where an Islamic prophecy holds the last battle between Muslims and infidels will rage, heralding the end of time.
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The left, apparently a bigoted monolith, has decided that climate change is a fact above interrogation and those who caution any sort of temperance are dismissed as wild climate deniers, as traitors and infidels to the cause of environmentalism.
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Day's earlier, Marine Le Pen's niece Marion Marechal Le Pen, also a National Front politician, condemned the Black M concert plan, saying the singer had in the past sung songs that spoke of France as a country of infidels.
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Sief Allah H. twice tried to enter Syria via Turkey in 2017 but both attempts failed, prosecutors said, adding that he then set up contact with Islamic State agents who instructed him to carry out an attack against "infidels".
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The 40-page report, entitled "They Came to Destroy: ISIS Crimes against the Yazidis", sets out a legal analysis of Islamic State's intent to wipe out the Kurdish-speaking group, whom the Sunni Muslim Arab militants view as infidels.
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The investigator confirmed that witnesses had heard the attacker shouting "Allahu akbar" — "God is great" — and, in German, "You infidels must die," but as the context emerged, the attack seemed less and less likely to be motivated by extremism.
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When Vox appeared as an alternative, cringe-worthy moments followed, such as a propaganda video in which Mr. Abascal leads a group of men on horseback to launch a "Reconquista" to recover Spain from the hands of the infidels.
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In 2013, Mr. al-Fouzan denounced a future where women would drive and claimed that the Shia and other Muslims who do not follow Wahhabi beliefs are infidels and that anyone who disagrees with that interpretation is an infidel.
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" Also in 211, Jason Rapert, a state senator in Arkansas, said on Facebook that Muslims "wait for every opportunity to convert Americans to Islam or kill the infidels — that is what their holy book the Koran instructs them to do.
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According to Islamic tradition, Dabiq will be the site of a final battle between Muslims and infidels heralding Doomsday, a prophesy that the jihadist group had encouraged its supporters to regard as imminent and named one of its publications "Dabiq".
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Known as "Kafiristan", or "land of infidels", before its people were converted to Islam in the 19th century, it has an economy partly based on barter and local languages and dialects unrelated to the main languages of Afghanistan, Pashto and Dari.
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An Islamic prophecy names Dabiq as the site of a battle between Muslims and infidels that will presage doomsday, a message Islamic State used extensively in its propaganda, going so far as to name its main publication after the village.
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However, critics of the Al Saud ruling family say it has not done enough to tackle sectarian intolerance, hatred of infidels and praise for the principles of violent jihad propagated by Saudi clerics, which they see as contributing to militancy.
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So powerful was the indoctrination during his 20-month captivity in Iraq and Syria that the boy told his mother he wanted to stay at the camp where Islamic State had trained him to kill "infidels", including his own people.
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"They were teaching the children how to fight and go to war to battle the infidels," the mother said, adding that those to be killed included Shi'ite Muslims, the peshmerga forces of Iraqi Kurdistan and the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia.
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We witness Abu Osama go into a fit of rage about infidels in the same breath as he tenderly coddles his younger son; the contrast between such outbursts against more domestic, almost heart-warming scenes yields a perturbing degree of emotional whiplash.
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The Black Bloc contingent, the hooded anarchists who can usually be relied upon to inject some sense of urgency into the proceedings, were mostly up in Liverpool, trying to fight back a group of right-wing extremists calling themselves the North-West Infidels.
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In this bold staging, Tamara appears and actually straddles the prince, who then awakens, horrified at his own thoughts — which were implanted in his mind by the demon, who soon arranges for the prince and his men to be ambushed by infidels.
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The company, which owns Instagram, said the ban would also be applied to the Canadian Nationalist Front and its leader, Kevin Goudreau; the Aryan Strikeforce; the Wolves of Odin; and the Soldiers of Odin and one of its offshoots, the Canadian Infidels.
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When asked what he teaches regarding Shiites, considered infidels by most Saudi clerics and militant Sunni groups like the Islamic State, who often execute their captives, he said the inmates could hold whatever views they liked as long as they were not violent.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — In the desert camp in northeastern Syria where tens of thousands of Islamic State fighters' wives and children have been trapped for months in miserable conditions with no prospects of leaving, ISIS sympathizers regularly torch the tents of women deemed infidels.
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The "call" mentioned in the IS statement may be a reference to frequent calls by Islamic State propaganda material to attack infidels outside of the so-called caliphate with any means available — not necessarily explosives or guns but also knives or vehicles.
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If "Rome" means something to ISIS cadres who await a final battle with the infidels, then "Vienna" is equally significant for the white nationalists, who cite the victory of Christendom over the Ottoman Empire 400 years ago as the prelude to the coming clash.
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In a recorded telephone conversation between the arrested man and his sister, he said he had been called to join the "holy war" in his country, but had decided instead to stay in Italy to "redeem the infidels" who "should have their throats cut".
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Mr. Zaharan, who went by several names, including Mohammed Cassim Mohamed Zaharan, Zaharan Hashmi and Zahran Hashim, was considered little more than an unsuccessful cleric who preached kill-all-the-infidels messages as he drifted from mosque to mosque in Sri Lanka and India.
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Born into a poor conservative family in Mecca, Ms. Sherif, now 38, was taught that women were to remain at home and that good Muslims were to avoid "infidels" who did not share their faith, she said by phone from Australia, where she now lives.
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A 17-year-old Afghan asylum-seeker vowing "revenge on these infidels" went on an ax-and-knife rampage on a train in southern Germany, wounding five people before being shot and killed by police -- an attack that German authorities conceded Tuesday was almost impossible to prevent.
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Prison guards later showed him a handwritten set of instructions they'd discovered in another cell detailing how and when ISIS adherents were to call out other prisoners as infidels, and who to target, in an attempt to resurrect a version of their failing caliphate inside the prison.
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Afghans, who have witnessed how the country served as the starting point and continues to be seen by Islamic militants from around the world as a symbolic heartland of jihad against infidels understand this and wonder why the U.S. and international community fail to understand this implication.
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The Sunni Muslim group, in a statement on the messaging website Telegram, claimed responsibility for the attack at a west Kabul wedding hall in a minority Shi'ite neighborhood, saying its bomber had been able to infiltrate the reception and detonate his explosives in the crowd of "infidels".
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But the humiliating defeat that the "infidels" dealt to the Crusaders turned out to be an unexpected gift: the Christian world, having come into contact with the Muslim intelligentsia, rediscovered its own cultural roots — the classical heritage that eventually led to the blooming of the Renaissance.
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The ISIS prisoners refused to eat next to the Brotherhood inmates, and ordered their followers not to pray with them, spelling out specific rules on when and how to call out cellmates as infidels and when to try to recruit previously peaceful political Islamists to their violent cause.
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And once they have submitted, true believers can sometimes be convinced to commit appalling crimes: think of the 276 children murdered by the Jim Jones cult, of Islamic State drowning infidels in cages, or of centuries of atrocities perpetrated in the names of Jesus, Allah and even the Buddha.
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Faith Goldy, the Canadian Nationalist Front, Wolves of Odin, and Canadian Infidels were all banned Monday, but more than 24 hours later BuzzFeed News and the Toronto Star found 12 pages, groups, and Instagram accounts using similar names and posting similar content that had been on the banned accounts.
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Like ISIS, the zealots took a non-contextual view of the military successes of early Jewish leaders, murderously cleansed the holy land of Romans, infidels and apostates, and believed the end of the world was nigh with the imminent arrival of the Messiah and a war of global conquest.
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AL-HOL CAMP, Syria (Reuters) - Foreign women with Islamic State have tried to assault others they deem "infidels" at a camp where they are being held in northeast Syria, trying to impose their views even as the jihadists are facing territorial defeat, Reuters journalists visiting the site have found.
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The country was founded on an alliance between the Saud family, whose members became the monarchs, and a cleric named Sheikh Muhammad ibn Abdul-Wahhab, whose teachings were used to justify military conquest by labeling it jihad against those deemed to be infidels, most of whom were other Muslims.
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The guidance from groups like al Qaeda and the Islamic State was clear: Look for concentrations of unarmed civilians — be they on a bridge in London, in a parade in Nice, or on a bike path in New York — and mow them down for the infidels they are.
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"Beware vengeance (against) their nation and their brethren of infidels and apostates, and carrying out the will of the commander of the faithful in his last audio message, and getting closer to God with the blood of polytheists," an ISIS spokesman said in the tape, according a translation reported by Reuters.
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"To infuriate and terrorise the infidels, we renew our pledge of loyalty to the commander of the faithful and the caliph of the Muslims, the mujahid sheikh Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi al-Hussaini al-Qurashi may god preserve him," militants said in a statement posted on their social media groups.
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In the two minute and 20 second video, entitled "Germany – Video of the Islamic State Soldier Muhammad Riyad Who Carried out the Wuerzburg Attack", a young man wields a small knife, which he says he will use to slaughter infidels and avenge the deaths of men, women and children in Muslim countries.
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The recently-banned groups include the white nationalist Faith Goldy, neo-Nazi Kevin Goudreau—who garnered media attention after listing good "targets" for far-right lone wolf attackers—the Canadian Nationalist Front, Aryan Strikeforce, the Wolves of Odin, and the Soldiers of Odin (along with the Edmonton splinter group, the Canadian Infidels).
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When the British foreign secretary, Arthur Balfour, wrote in April that "extreme nationalists" in Egypt, whom he implausibly described as "paid agents of the revolutionary party in Turkey and Bolshevists," were using Wilson's words to "stir up a Holy War against the Infidels," Wilson quickly agreed to recognize British control over Egypt.
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On the first page of the book is a diagram depicting the Islamic State's view of humanity: on one side are Muslims who have pledged allegiance to ISIS's self-declared Caliph, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi; on the other are apostates—including Muslims who support democracy and secular government, and the Shia—and infidels, including Hindus, Yazidis, and secular humanists.
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"In the name of the Lord of the Martyrs and the honest, the defenders of the shrine, Asadollah Ebrahimi and Saheb Nazari both from #Fatemiyoun, Mehdi Asgari from #Karaj, Mehdi Bidi from #Tehran, Mohammad Amin Karimian from #Mazandaran were martyred by takfiri terrorists in Syria," Mr. Shemshadi wrote a week ago, using an Arabic word for infidels.
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Many of Mr. Scavo's supporters were upset that he had drawn significant negative attention for his series of bigoted Facebook posts over the past four years, including ones that painted Muslims as "infidels" and others that promoted conspiracy theories like "Pizzagate," the false story that Democrats ran a child sex trafficking operation out of a Washington pizza parlor.
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"In a criminal plot of the anti-Islamic terrorist takfiri groups, a series of bombings had been planned in several places of the country for the coming days ... the terrorists were arrested and some bombs and a huge amount of explosives were seized," the ministry said, referring to hardline Sunnis who see other Muslims as infidels, often to justify fighting them.
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" The unknown writer did note that both Pepsi and water were available (a product placement that Pepsi has to be thrilled about), but insisted that two sandwiches would not satisfy soldiers who were hungry to defeat the infidels: "I've received multiple complains [sic] from almost all the sariyah [small group of soldiers] regarding this food problem [...] An urgent action is badly needed.
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