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The third message is that God gave the promised land to Abraham's descendants, but empires, landlords, and the wealthy stole it, so jihad means fighting to take it back.
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The third message is that God gave the promised land to Abraham's descendants, but empires, landlords, and the wealthy stole it, so jihad means fighting to take it back.
"...the Byzantines, the Persians, stole this land from us. But the landlords, the wealthy, stole it from us. Therefore, we must fight a jihad..."
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