How did Bin Laden and Al Qaida attempt to appeal to Muslims worldwide?

A. They taught sound Islamic theology.

B. They asked for prayer from the worldwide community.

C. They used radical persuasive rhetoric.

D. They used well-known Islamic terminology.

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Colton Moreno

20 April, 03:13

How did Bin Laden and Al Qaida attempt to appeal to Muslims worldwide?

A. They taught sound Islamic theology.

B. They asked for prayer from the worldwide community.

C. They used radical persuasive rhetoric.

D. They used well-known Islamic terminology.

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Anne Higgins · Answer 1

The right answer:

D. They used well-known Islamic terminology.

Explanation:

Bin Laden and other Al Qaida terrorists leaders usually appealed to emotions and historical grievances of Muslims. They said that infidels - Christians, Americans, the Western countries - promoted a culture of sin and decadence contrary to true Islamic values, and defiled Muslim lands. They made reference to the crusades of many centuries ago and other examples of civilizational clashes. They often used the name of Allah, prophet Muhammad, words such as ummah (community) and jihad (holy fight) that are important to Islamic believers.

Camila Stephenson · Answer 2

They used well-known Islamic terminology.

How did Bin Laden and Al Qaida attempt to appeal to Muslims worldwide?A. They taught sound Islamic theology.B. They asked for prayer from the worldwide community.C. They used radical persuasive rhetoric.D. They used well-known Islamic terminology.

How did Bin Laden and Al Qaida attempt to appeal to Muslims worldwide?

A. They taught sound Islamic theology.

B. They asked for prayer from the worldwide community.

C. They used radical persuasive rhetoric.

D. They used well-known Islamic terminology.