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Abu Musab Al Zarqawi and the legitimacy of violence in Islam / D G Kibble

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In: Naval Review Vol 94 No 3, August 2006, pp.230-236 (42)Summary: Following a brief account of the life al Zarqawi this article considers the apparent contradiction of Zarqawi using Islam to justify his actions when for most Islam as a religion of peace and toleration.

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Following a brief account of the life al Zarqawi this article considers the apparent contradiction of Zarqawi using Islam to justify his actions when for most Islam as a religion of peace and toleration.

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