Yes, but he is a rather important dead man. It is Qutb's fusion of the existentialist notion of absolute commitment, and existentialist despair, with the (already corrupt) notion of martyrdom held by the Muslims (which permits death in battle, even in an agressive war to count as martyrdom, as well as deaths analogous to the Christian notion), that gave the intellectual basis for suicide bombings. At least in classical Islam, the jihadi had to get killed by an 'infidel' to count as a martyr. In Qutb's system (90% Mohammed, 10% Sartre) the absolute commitment of killing oneself to further jihad trumps the Koranic prohibition on suicide. Alas for Muslims and non-Muslims alike, his ideas gained acceptance.
Notice the Arab News sees fit to reprint his drivel.
You're the only poster who noticed Qutb is the author
I was just checking to see if anyone really pays attention. You have confirmed, for this particular thread, that someone else does. Thank you.