The Arabic word 'jihad', meaning 'struggle' or 'striving', has gained international notoriety in recent years. In Western societies the word is often interpreted as a call for Muslims to unite and conduct violent acts against non-Muslims. But Islamic experts argue it has been misunderstood. So what does 'jihad' really mean?
The Arabic word 'jihad', meaning 'struggle' or 'striving', has gained international notoriety in recent years. In Western societies the word is often interpreted as a call for Muslims to unite and conduct violent acts against non-Muslims. But Islamic experts argue it has been misunderstood. So what does 'jihad' really mean?
