Not all Muslims are classified as extremists or terrorists, but some are.
It is important to note that the majority of terrorism and mayhem in the world stems from Islamist/Muslim extremists.
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Yes. There are some minor Islamist groups in Morocco such as Salafia Jihadia, which was responsible for the 2003 Casablanca Bombings. However, the King of Morocco has devoted assets and police officers to fighting Islamist terror in Morocco, especially since they are political rivals to him.
Thankfully, the Polisario Front in Western Sahara has not yet resorted to terrorism.
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Intergovernmental organizations have increased their preparation for future terrorist attacks. …
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State Terrorism, Cyber Terrorism, Eco Terrorism, Bio Terrorism
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"Islamophobia" is a nebulous term since nobody takes the time to give it a coherent definition. What seems best as a definition would be "hatred of Muslims (anti-Muslim), hatred of the ideology of the Islamic religion (anti-Islamic), and hatred of Islamic political policy (anti-Islamist)."
Terrorism committed by people claiming to be Muslims is certainly responsible for part of the rise in anti-Muslim, anti-Islamic, and anti-Islamist sentiment. For some reason, though, the frequent terrorism perpetrated by people claiming to be Christians (such as the murder of abortion doctors, beating and attacking of homosexuals both actual and suspected, etc.) does not seem to engender anti-Christian sentiment even though it is more common in places like the United States than terror from Muslims.
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Radical Islamist terrorist groups have continued to launch attacks around the world ;)
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An Islamist terrorist group called Al-Qaeda
(Note that "Islamist" and "Islamic" are not the same thing, although they are related. "Islamist" refers to a violent militant fundamentalist version of Islam seeking to establish theocratic governance.)
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Terrorism is a threat usually because people die in acts of terrorism.
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Anti Terrorism is the holistic, defensive, approach to terrorism which seeks to understand the causes and drivers of terrorism.
Counter terrorism is the offensive pursuit, prosecution and negation of terrorist activity.
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State sponsored terrorism is terrorism that is done by a peoples own government towards its own people. Oftentimes, state sponsored terrorism is done in the name of International terrorism.
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The cast of My Brother the Islamist - 2011 includes: Anjem Choudary as himself Richard Dart as himself Robb Leech as himself
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Edward F. Mickolus has written:
'Terrorism, 2002-2004' -- subject(s): Terrorism, Chronology, Bibliography, History
'Terrorism, 1996-2001'
'The terrorist list' -- subject(s): Terrorism, Biography, Terrorists
'Terrorism, 2005-2007' -- subject(s): Terrorism, Chronology, Bibliography, History
'Transnational terrorism' -- subject(s): Chronology, Terrorism, History
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The history of terrorism is a history of well-known and historically significant individuals, entities, and incidents associated, whether rightly or wrongly, with terrorism. This type of terrorism started in the late 20th centry, hence Modern terrorism.
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Paul Wilkinson has written:
'Social Movement (Key Concepts in Political Science)'
'Archaeological Surveying and Recording'
'Terrorism' -- subject(s): Terrorism
'Terrorism versus democracy' -- subject(s): Terrorism, Prevention, Democracy, Liberalism
'Political terrorism' -- subject(s): Terrorism, Revolutions
'Contemporary Research on Terrorism'
'Terrorism Versus Democracy (Cass Series on Political Violence, 9)' -- subject(s): Terrorism, Prevention, Democracy, Liberalism
'Political Theory of Liberal Democracy'
'Environmental Challenges'
'The Furniture Restorer's Handbook'
'The fight against terrorism' -- subject(s): Terrorism, Prevention
'Archaeology' -- subject(s): Fieldwork, Archaeology
'Terrorism: international dimensions'
'Rat Salad: Black Sabbath'
'Terrorism Versus Democracy: The Liberal State Response (Cass Series: Political Violence)' -- subject(s): Prevention, Terrorism, Democracy, Liberalism, Government policy
'Terrorism versus democracy' -- subject(s): Prevention, Terrorism, Government policy, Democracy, Liberalism
'Terrorism versus liberal democracy' -- subject(s): Terrorism, Democracy
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You may have to be a little more specific. There is more than one, but the most famous Palestinian Islamist Group is Hamas. After that is Hezbollah.
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three categories of international terrorism are what?
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State-Sponsored Terrorism. Some also say Government-Sponsored Terrorism.
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Linda G. Robinson has written:
'Terrorism insurance' -- subject(s): Economic aspects of Terrorism, Risk (Insurance), Terrorism, Terrorism insurance
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Vittorfranco S Pisano has written:
'Terrorism in Italy' -- subject(s): Terrorism
'Terrorism and security' -- subject(s): Terrorism, Italy, National security
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No. There would be petty crime there, but practically no terrorism.
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saffron terrorism is terrorism comitted by Hindu extremist. saffron terrorism or Hindu terrorism or Hindu jihad terrorism or Hindu fasist etc.... are same meaning, Hindu organization (or group) who is committing terror related activity against common people(like minority christians and Muslims in India) in their locality or outside.
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Clive Walker has written:
'Blackstone's guide to the anti-terrorism legislation' -- subject(s): Prevention, Terrorism, War and emergency legislation
'Blackstone's Guide to the Anti-terrorism Legislation'
'The prevention of terrorism in British law' -- subject(s): Terrorism
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Domestic terrorism, International terrorism, State-sponsored terrorism, Narco-terrorism, Biological terrorism, at Cyberterrorism
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global. terrorism happens all over the world in different places
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>Terrorism generally happens on a local scale within a country, so it could be described as a local problem, but there are numerous cases of international terrorism, and the involvement of other countries to prevent or promote terrorism mean that terrorism is a global issue.
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There were both Sunni Arab Islamist militias (like an-Nusra) and Shiite Arab Islamist militias (like Jaysh al-Mahdi) that fought the Coalition Forces in Iraq.
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the government is taken over by terrorism and they don't care
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yes, colombia has a particularly servere problem with terrorism.
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