The Al Qaeda Manual (continued)
UK/BM-15 TRANSLATION
FIRST LESSON
GENERAL INTRODUCTION
5- We cannot resist this state of ignorance
unless we unite our ranks, and adhere to our religion.
Without that, the establishment of religion would
be a dream or illusion that is impassible to achieve
or even imagine its achievement. Sheik Ibn Taimia
-may Allah have mercy on him -said, "The
interests of all Adam's children would not be
realized in the present life, nor in the next,
except through assembly, cooperation, and mutual
assistance. Cooperation is for achieving their
interests and mutual assistance is for overcoming
their adversities. That is why it has been said,
'man is civilized by nature. 'Therefore, if they
unite there will be favorable matters that they
do, and corrupting matters to avoid. They will
be obedient to the commandment of those goals
and avoidant of those immoralities. It is necessary
that all Adam's children obey."
He [Sheik Inb Taimia ]then says, "It should
be understood that governing the people's affairs
is one of the greatest religious obligations.
In fact, without it, religion and world [affairs
] could not be established. The interests of Adam's
children would not be achieved except in assembly,
because of their mutual need. When they assemble,
it is necessary to [have ]a leader. Allah's prophet
-God bless and keep him -even said, 'If three
[people ]come together let them pick a leader.
'He then necessitated the rule by one of a small,
non-essential travel assembly in order to draw
attention to the remaining types of assembly.
Since Allah has obligated us to do good and avoid
the unlawful, that would not be done except through
force and lording. Likewise, the rest of w h a
t he [God ]obligated [us with ]would not be accomplished
except by force and lordship, be it Jihad [holy
war ],justice, pilgrimage, assembly, holidays,
support of the oppressed, or the establishment
of boundaries. That is why it has been said, "the
sultan is Allah's shadow on earth.'"
:The book "Tharwat Al-Sinam Fe Al-Ta'at wa
Al-Nizam, "by Ibrahim Al-Masri,copying from
Al-Fannawi Ibn Taimi's
collection, 2 8 -3 8 0 .
Principles of Military Organization:
Military Organization has three main principles
without which it cannot be established.
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Military
Organization commander and advisory council
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The
soldiers (individual members) |
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3.A
clearly defined strategy |
Military Organization Requirements:
The Military Organization dictates a number of
requirements to assist it in confrontation and
endurance.
These are:
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Forged
documents and counterfeit currency |
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Apartments
and hiding places |
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Communication
means |
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Transportation
means |
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Information
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Arms
and ammunition |
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Transport |
Missions Required of the Military Organization:
The main mission for which the Military Organization
is responsible is:
The overthrow of the godless regimes and their
replacement with an Islamic regime.
Other missions consist of the following:
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Gathering
information about the enemy, the land, the
installations, and the neighbors. |
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Kidnaping
enemy personnel, documents, secrets, and arms. |
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Assassinating
enemy personnel as well as foreign tourists. |
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Freeing
the brothers who are captured by the enemy. |
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Spreading
rumors and writing statements that instigate
people against the enemy. |
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Blasting
and destroying the places of amusement, immorality,
and sin; not a vital target. |
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Blasting
and destroying the embassies and attacking
vital economic centers. |
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Blasting
and destroying bridges leading into and out
of the cities. |
Importance of the Military Organization:
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Removal
of those personalities that block the call's
path. |
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[A
different and writing:] All types of military
and civilian intellectual and thinkers for
the state. |
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Proper
utilization of the individuals' unused capabilities. |
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Precision
in performing tasks, and using collective
views on completing a job from all aspects,
not just one. |
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Controlling
the work and not fragmenting it or deviating
from it. |
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Achieving
long-term goals such as the establishment
of an Islamic state and short term goals such
as operations against enemy individuals and
sectors. |
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Establishing
the conditions for possible confrontation
with the regressive regimes and their persistence.
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Achieving
discipline in secrecy and through tasks. |
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