Posted on Jun 23, 2016
Who or what organization coined the term "Radical Islam"?
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Who? Unknown. Today it is largely used by conservative leaning Journalists to describe organizations that promote Islam through violent means.
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MSgt Ken "Airsoldier" Collins-Hardy
SrA Mackin, Thanks for sharing. I'd surely like to see you tighten up the shot group on this question. When convenient, please follow up with one or two name(s) of journalist(s) and conservative organization for which they are official card carriers. No rush, and thanks in advance!
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That is a good question MSgt Ken "Airsoldier" Collins-Hardy. It may well be a translation from another language where Islam in its true form is not radical.
I did a little research and it seems that radical Islam may well have been coined around the time that Wahhabi doctrinal form of Islam appeared on the scene in Saudi Arabia so that by the 1920s it had been coined [in Arabic most likely.]
Christianity is after all very radical in its pure sense; but, not as a threat to others. A personal relationship with Christ is guaranteed to result in a radical transformation of ones' life.
I did a little research and it seems that radical Islam may well have been coined around the time that Wahhabi doctrinal form of Islam appeared on the scene in Saudi Arabia so that by the 1920s it had been coined [in Arabic most likely.]
Christianity is after all very radical in its pure sense; but, not as a threat to others. A personal relationship with Christ is guaranteed to result in a radical transformation of ones' life.
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MSgt Ken "Airsoldier" Collins-Hardy
LTC Ford, Thank you for the critical-thinking support. Your response indicates you've seated (or stilling sitting at) a few 'round-table' discussions on this topic.
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I believe the Term was coined by Emmanuel Sivan in one of his Books but not sure when.
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MSgt Ken "Airsoldier" Collins-Hardy
Chip, Thanks for sharing again! I'm also researching author Brigette Grabriel as another possible 'who'.
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