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ABSTRACTSince September 11-2001, Western scholars classified the study of Islamic Jihad as one of the most important disciplines to be examined. They began to review the relevant original sources of Islam in depth. Many efforts were made by those scholars to understand The Quran, holy book of all Muslims, looking for evidence that might support existing links between Islamic Jihad and the contemporary terroristic activities, if any. On the other hand, Muslim scholars and politicians have condemned all patterns of the contemporary terrorism, and have repeatedly confirmed the fact that Islam is a religion of peace, mercy and justice. Muslim scholars routinely provide positive evidence from The Quran and other Islamic sources to support the quality of Islamic teachings and guidelines. However, Muslim scholars and politicians have never attempted to comment or thoroughly elaborate such evidence or Quranic verses related to Jihad and fighting for the Cause of Allah as pointed-out by non-Muslim scholars. The dilemma facing Muslim scholars and politicians is not only to assure the quality of Islamic teachings, or to quote Quranic verses, which are not readily visible in most of the Islamic communities of today. The real dilemma is to provide satisfactory explanations and a uniform concept of Jihad or fighting for the Cause of Allah based on such variable sources. The challenge facing Muslim Scholars is adopting a common understanding on Jihad and Fighting for the Cause of Allah. It is urgent to determine whether Jihad or Fighting for the Cause of Allah is defensive or offensive, and to what extent. Whom are the targets of Jihad and fighting for the Cause of Allah? How and who is responsible in managing Jihad and Fighting Affares? What is the responsibility of the Islamic countries in combating Jihad and Fighting for the Cause of Allah, as far as they are obliged by the international laws? Does Jihad and Fighting for the Cause of Allah constitute a threat to International peace and security? This study provides an outline for the concept of Jihad and Fighting for the Cause of Allah from the perspective of the Muslim scholars and non-Muslim scholars. The intention of this study is inviting, or even provoking Muslim scholars to provide well established defense and come together with a uniform response that might create a favorable environment for all Muslims first, and for the human being second. This study is an attempt to: Enhance the adoption of a uniform understanding of Islamic Jihad and Fighting for the Cause of Allah and enforce such understanding among the Muslims first Provide a unanimously acceptable explanation of the Quranic verses related to Jihad and Fighting for the Cause of Allah. Underline available Quranic and Sunna evidence that might nullify any allegations against Jihad and Fighting non-Muslims in the context of the contemporary thinking of western scholars. Finally, to determine how far Islamic Jihad and Fighting for the Cause of Allah is a religious worshipping, and does not constitute any form of threat or terror for non-Muslims. By highlighting the controversial opinions of Muslim and non-Muslim scholars, this study may provide grounds to distinguish between Islamic Jihad and contemporary terroristic activities and political violence.

Thompsie's tooth is wiggling so much that it is making her giggle!When she asks Doctor Hijinx why her tooth is loose, he helps her realize that losing teeth is a natural process that is all part of growing up. When she wakes up the next morning and realizes her tooth is missing, Thompsie learns that, in time, she will grow bigger and stronger adult teeth that will stay with her forever. Thompsie's Missing Tooth is the delightful tale of a little girl's experiences as she loses her first tooth.

Someone farted at a family event and the toddlers heard it but couldn't see it, it made a sound so it was real but wasn't visible, so a game of hide and seek evolved, encouraged by Dr Hiinx.

This is the first book in the Bingert and Friends series and tells how these Ace, Wonderful, Fantastic and Amazing beings met and how Rami and Mauish came to live in the forest with Bingert. Bingert is big and powerful but a softie at heart and this tale tells of how he makes friends with the adventurous Rami and the wily and multi-talented Mauish. They have lots of fun with the other creatures that have their homes in the forest and they mete out jungle justice to unwelcome intruders in this unpredictable whimsical world. Bingert, Rami and Mauish are simply delightful. Follow their exploits as their friendship grows!

Hunter the Huntsman is a fun tale about Hunter, a feisty 'kid spider' who, "e;sort of listens, but not really."e; The energetic plot reflects curious 'kid thinking' - wanting to do something which seems out of bounds. An unexpected mishap opens the door, to our brave character's wish. Suddenly tossed into an unfamiliar adventure, our lovable little guy simply, must stay calm and resilient. A gold thread weaves anxiety and overcoming into the story and fun, furtive spider facts are spun into the journey. Hunter the Huntsman is designed to inspire healthy awareness of our harmless arachnid friends to my audience of children 4-11, and their adult readers.

Owen has been watching Leo closely, but he still doesn't know how he does it. No matter what happens, Leo always seems to make choices that make him feel good, and Owen just seems to make choices that make him feel bad. Owen thinks Leo must have a secret that helps him to make good choices. Owen becomes a detective, watches what Leo does, and tries to discover Leo's secret. Find out Leo's secret-and maybe you can learn how to make choices that make you feel good too. Parents:Our bodies talk to us all the time-when we're hungry, our tummy rumbles; when we're tired, we yawn; when we're thirsty, our mouth becomes dry. Our bodies also tell us yes or no when we are making a choice. From a very young age, children understand the mind-body connection. They can learn how to listen to their bodies and become aware of what a yes feels like and what a no feels like. This valuable life skill can help children to be self-assured, more confident, and less likely to make poor choices or succumb to peer pressure. As the owner of this book colours the pictures, the activity reinforces the likely outcomes of yes and no choices. Read this book often. The more you read it and remind your child to apply the concepts in daily life, the more likely they will be able to make the best yes choices for themselves when presented with situations.

"e;Far can be"e; by Angel Mary Anoop describes her thoughts about the world, life and it's possibilities. This book illustrates the speakers view on nature, people, beauty, and dreams through poems . The writers perspective on following dreams to achieve success, reminds the responsibility on nature, accept the people in the way they are, and finally a humorous outlook on the pandemic. It is clear that the readers gets astonished from this poetry by knowing the authors age.

In 1968, Saigon and the surrounding jungles of South Vietnam were the deadliest place on Earth. For a young Australian Soldier, Mike Bennett, fear had no place in the hell that was the Vietnam war. On a mission to find a huge diamond, The Angel's Breath, Bennett, together with two fearless, misfit soldiers, a French mercenary and two American CIA agents, venture where no sane men should ever dare walk; a jungle controlled by a criminally insane North Vietnamese Army Officer. Bennett soon learns, no risk is too great, when the lives of the people around him are on the line. In fact, he is prepared to go to hell and back for mateship, love and For An Angel's Breath.

This book takes a look at the Gospel of John and presents the extraordinary claims of Jesus. Throughout the book many questions are raised to encourage the reader to examine their response to these. The challenge is to firstly, uncover Jesus' claims. What are they and what do they mean? Then, like a modern journalist, weigh up the validity of them and the testimonies of the witnesses who surrounded Him. After pondering all the facts that support Jesus' claims, a clear choice opens up to us. The choice involves either accepting or refuting that God sent Jesus to offer forgiveness for our sins. Reading the story of Jesus offers an opportunity to make new discoveries about the most significant man in the history of the world.

Dr Jali Benford had a normal life. Busy with her career advancements and seeking out romance. Beneath her charm and wit lied a deep secret. Only this deep secret could lead to murder.

During and up to the 1950's the Polio Virus was worldwide, which resulted in many losses of life. Not unlike Corona Virus it struck without warning. Those who survived the Poliomyelitis virus often ended up on crutches, in Iron Lungs and wheelchairs. Lockdown then as now was believed to be the safest way to prevent this virus from spreading. As a fifteen-year-old Ward Helper in an Infectious Disease Hospital I nursed in ward 12 which was the Iron Lung Ward. I began my nursing Training when I turned 17 and continued for 35 years working in almost every area of Nursing. I married a very patient man and together we had three amazing kids who are now Adult Frontline workers. As well as Nursing, I went to University to complete training in Welfare. I then worked in Child Protection areas, Family Violence and Juvenile Justice. I founded Night Squad and worked with young teens with support of others as part of a team, supporting teens within the family environments. I have fostered some kids and now in my senior years I find myself living with and caring for two Women with disability. Retirement does not appear to relate to me. Probably it's a good thing. I have just completed 20 years on air as a radio announcer. And so here we are with another virus with the same concerns that existed in the past. Of course, we have epidemics, however Corona Virus and Delta like Polio, in the writer's view, was and is Pandemic, and we throughout the world find ourselves back in lockdown. Perhaps you will find some hope through these pages.