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(MEMRI) On July 10, 2011, an article by Dr. Khaled Al-Khaldi, head of the Center for Palestinian Historiography and Documentation, appeared on the website of the Gaza-based newspaper Falastin praising the sahabiyat (women who lived in the time of the Prophet Muhammad) for raising their sons to wage jihad. He described the ways in which these women brought up their children to be mujahideen (holy warriors); preparing themselves to give birth to mujahideen; and teaching their children about Muhammad's life and war exploits so they could follow his example of jihad. 2011-08-05 00:00:00Full Article
Palestinian Researcher to Palestinian Women: Rear Your Children for Jihad
(MEMRI) On July 10, 2011, an article by Dr. Khaled Al-Khaldi, head of the Center for Palestinian Historiography and Documentation, appeared on the website of the Gaza-based newspaper Falastin praising the sahabiyat (women who lived in the time of the Prophet Muhammad) for raising their sons to wage jihad. He described the ways in which these women brought up their children to be mujahideen (holy warriors); preparing themselves to give birth to mujahideen; and teaching their children about Muhammad's life and war exploits so they could follow his example of jihad. 2011-08-05 00:00:00Full Article
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