A Manual of Islamic Fundamentalist Terrorism

Terrorism and Political Violence

Volumn 14, Issue 4, 2002, Pages 23-40

  Israeli, Raphael ^a  

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EID: 0037001191     PISSN: 09546553     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/714005632     Document Type: Article

References (41)

1. Raphael Israeli, 'Islamikaze and their Significance', Journal of Terrorism and Political Violence 9/3 (Autumn 1997) pp.96-112.
2. Ibid.
3. A.J. Wensinck, 'The Oriental Doctrine of the Martyrs', in Med, Akad (Amsterdam: 1921) Series A, No.6, pp. 1-28.
4. Ignaz Goldziher, Muhammedanische Studien (Halle, 1989) p.387.
5. Wensinck (note 3) p.9.
6. Cited by ibid, pp.5-6.
7. Amir Taheri (a former pre-revolutionary editor of the daily Kaihan), The Spirit of Allah (Tel Aviv: Am Oved 1986) p.148 (in Hebrew). See also Emanuel Sivan, Muslim Radicals (Tel Aviv: Am Oved 1985) pp. 192-5 (in Hebrew).
8. Amir Taheri (a former pre-revolutionary editor of the daily Kaihan), The Spirit of Allah (Tel Aviv: Am Oved 1986) p.148 (in Hebrew). See also Emanuel Sivan, Muslim Radicals (Tel Aviv: Am Oved 1985) pp. 192-5 (in Hebrew).
9. Tahiri (note 7) p.55. See also Hamid Algar, Islam and Revolution (Berkeley, CA: University of California Press 1981) pp.329-43; and Martin Kramer (ed.), Protest and Revolution in Shi'ite Islam (Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv University 1985) p.29 (in Hebrew).
10. Tahiri (note 7) p.55. See also Hamid Algar, Islam and Revolution (Berkeley, CA: University of California Press 1981) pp.329-43; and Martin Kramer (ed.), Protest and Revolution in Shi'ite Islam (Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv University 1985) p.29 (in Hebrew).
11. Tahiri (note 7) p.55. See also Hamid Algar, Islam and Revolution (Berkeley, CA: University of California Press 1981) pp.329-43; and Martin Kramer (ed.), Protest and Revolution in Shi'ite Islam (Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv University 1985) p.29 (in Hebrew).
12. Report by Guy Bechor, Arab Affairs commentator, Ha'aretz, 6 Dec. 1995, p.b2.
13. Ibid.
14. Ha'aretz, 23 Jan. 1995, p.6a.
15. Meir Hatina, Palestinian Radicalism: The Islamic Jihad Movement (Tel Aviv: Tel Aviv University 1994) pp.79-80 (in Hebrew).
16. Ha'aretz,23 Jan. 1995.
17. Izz a-Din al Qassam was the founder and hero of the Islamic movement in Palestine in the 1930s, which engaged in battle both against the British Mandatory forces and the Jewish self-defense groups, until his death in combat in Samaria in 1935. His name was picked up by the Hamas, upon its foundation in 1988, and given to the military arm of the organization.
18. Hatina (note 12) p.82.
19. A citation from an Islamic Jihad distributed leaflet, Ha'aretz, 23 Jan. 1995, p.6a. The leaflet was reportedly headed by a citation from the Repentance Sura in the Qur'an which promises Paradise to those who kill and are killed in the battles of Allah.
20. Qira'a fl Fiqh al-Shahada (Readings in Islamic Martyrology) was published in 1988 as a special addendum to al-lslam wa Filastin (Islam and Palestine), which appears in Nicosia, Cyprus, but has been the ideological supporter of the Islamikaze operations against Israel. See Al-lslam wa Filastin, 5 June 1988, p.9.
21. Qira'a fl Fiqh al-Shahada (Readings in Islamic Martyrology) was published in 1988 as a special addendum to al-lslam wa Filastin (Islam and Palestine), which appears in Nicosia, Cyprus, but has been the ideological supporter of the Islamikaze operations against Israel. See Al-lslam wa Filastin, 5 June 1988, p.9.
22. Ibid.
23. Qira'a f Fiqh al-Shahada (note 17) p.3.
24. The Cow Sura, verses 28-36.
25. Qira'a fi Fiqh al-Shahada (note 17) p.4.
26. Citing Malik ibn Anas, Ahadith al-Jami' al'Saghir, in Qira'a fi Fiqh al-Shahada (note 17) p.4.
27. Ibid. p.7.
28. Ibid. p.8.
29. Ibid pp.8-9.
30. Palestinian Authority Broadcasting, shown on Israeli television, 24 Jan. 2002, 20:00 News Bulletin.
31. Qira'a fi Fiqli al-Shahada (note 17) p.12.
32. Ibid.
33. Ibid. p. 10.
34. Qur'an, Women Sura, verse 29.
35. Qira'a fi Fiqh al-Shahada (note 17) p.6. How that fake hero could appear before God prior to the expected Day of Judgment, the author does not explain, unless he means not the eschatological Day of Judgment, but the personal day of judgment of that imaginary individual.
36. The Bee Sura, verse 108.
37. Qira'a fi Fiqh al-Shahada (note 17) pp. 10-11.
38. Ibid. p.7.
39. Ibid.
40. Ibid, pp.14-15.
41. Ibid.