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The Women's Role in Jihad Against the Enemy
By SITE Institute

June 28, 2005

http://siteinstitute.org/bin/articles.cgi?ID=publications61905&Category=publications&Subcategory=0

A message posted to a password-protected al-Qaeda affiliated forum,
which contains a section concerning women and the Muslim family, titled:
"To You, My Muslim Sister: The Women's Role in Jihad Against the Enemy,"
seeks to motivate Muslim women to enter jihad in physical and
supporting capacities as part of a larger discussion of a sickness overwhelming
the "Islamic Nation" that is hindering their fight against the enemy.

The author believes that a "disease" is ravaging the ranks of the
Muslims, causing "misery and humiliation" upon them by their enemies. The
disease is considered a "weakness," which is defined as "love of life and
hatred of death," and is only improved through jihad and "fighting for
the sake of Allah." Here, the message indicates, is where the Muslim
women may play an important role and raise men who are not owned by
"cows, trees, crosses, and altar worshippersâ€¦."

Citing examples of women taking place in jihad during the time of the
Prophet Mohammad, the author asserts that these women of years past
should serve as paragons for the women of today to look upon and emulate,
rather than "your idol, this dancer, prostitute who is selling her body
in every place, or this singer or model." Further, the message states
that "if you want to know the whereabouts of the nation, look at its
women and whom they follow."

I clipped the aprt below, so I could say, that I agree, as I
thought about it, the thought of "Liberated Women", reminds me that the "Liberals" are destroying our country.

Are all these liberals the payback for the women having left their homes and leaving the kids to raise themselves?

Yes, I worked, some of us are forced to do so, but I never joined the "Liberated woman craze". (Much to the sorrow of my kids, who would have preferred to have been liberated.)

"these women of years past
should serve as paragons for the women of today to look upon and emulate,
rather than "your idol, this dancer, prostitute who is selling her body
in every place, or this singer or model." Further, the message states
that "if you want to know the whereabouts of the nation, look at its
women and whom they follow."