Jihad
The Islamic Doctrine of Permanent War
By Suhas Majumdar
Online book

Danish translation: Jihad. Den islamiske lære om permanent krig
Source: Voice of Dharma
Published on myIslam.dk: September 21, 2014

"If non-Muslims submit to conversion or subjugation, this call (da’wah) can be pursued peacefully. If they do not, Muslims are obliged to wage war against them. In Islam, peace requires that non-Muslims submit to the call of Islam, either by converting or by accepting the status of a religious minority (dhimmi) and paying the inmposed tax, jizya. World peace, the final stage of the da’wah is reached only with the conversion or submission of all mankind to Islam." (Bassam Tibi)




Contents

Preface
References
Introduction
Chapter 1.           Jihad in the Koran
Chapter 2.           Jihad in the Hadis
Chapter 3.           Ghanimah or Plunder in the Koran
Chapter 4.           Plunder (Ghanimah) in the Hadis
Chapter 5.           Islamic Expansion through Jihad: The Evidence of the Sunnah
Chapter 6.           Destruction of Idols and Idol-Temples in Jihad: The Evidence of the Sunnah
Chapter 7.           Slaughter of Infidels in Jihad: The Evidence of the Sunnah
Chapter 8.           Plunder (Ghanimah) in Jihad: The Evidence of the Sunnah
Chapter 9.           Jihad in the Shariat
Chapter 10.         Jihad and Religious Riot
Chapter 11.         Recapitulation
Chapter 12.         Conclusion

Appendix

I.           Jihad and Expulsion of Non-Muslims from Islamic Countries
II.          Jizyah and the Zimmi
III.         Development of the Doctrine of Jihad in the Koran
IV.          Akbar's Attitude to Jihad
V.           Doctrine of Jihad as Defensive War




Sri Suhas Majumdar teaches mathematics in a Calcutta college. He was born in 1937 in an obscure village in the Mymensingh district of East Bengali, now Bangla Desh. He has written quite a few books in Bengali on the subject of re-incarnation of the 7th century Islam on the soil of present-day India. He feels he is particularly fitted to write on the subject of jihad as his early days passed under the shadow of the Noakhali slaughter. The subject has been in his mind for the last 50 years, but it was only recently, after reading the section Kitab Al-Jihad Wa'l Siyar of Sahih Muslim, that the idea of writing a book on it occurred to his mind. Source