Islamic jihad kills 137 for Allah

Heeding the call to cleanse and empower the empire founded by Muhammad, Islamic jihad kills 137 for Allah, Islam’s god

Attacks in the name of Allah and Muhammad, Islam’s 7th-century prophet-emperor, killed 137 and seriously injured 235 worldwide, according to early reports by Religion of Peace jihad monitors and the Terrorism Research Center.

Death tolls are expected to rise as numerous injured victims die of their wounds.

Attacks included renewed jihadist fighting among Islamic groups in Yemen, killing 30, including a noted tribal leader, as Shiite jihadists renewed fighting that has killed thousands in recent years.

Daily jihad attacks in Iraq killed 52 and injured 114 through Thursday, Jan. 10, including Islamic terrorists piously tossing four heads of slain captives onto a highway as a message about what Muhammad favors from his followers.

Daily action in Pakistan killed 35 and injured 111, most from a Thursday suicide bombing at a police post killing officers and nearby civilians in Lahore.

Monday attacks in Afghanistan killed five and injured eight through multiple bombings involving Taliban Islamists targeting citizens near Helmand.

Islamists ambushed civilians Tuesday in Dibiyada, Somalia, killing four and injuring seven. A landmine set by Islamic fundamentalists killed four local soldiers and injured two others near Ait Yahia, Algeria, Wednesday.

Islamic extremists are alleged to be the muscle behind the shooting deaths Wednesday of two joggers along the road at Jolo, Philippines - the victims were off-duty cops.

Islamic jihad in the southern area of Thailand, at Narathiwat and Yala, killed five and injured seven Wednesday and Thursday, in five shooting attacks against defenseless citizens for the sake of empowering Islam, “the religion of peace.”

One of the dead was a Buddhist villager targeted because his beliefs are seen as unfaithful to Allah, the god of Islam.

The United States and Canada were not victims by Islamic jihadists through Thursday.

Victim nations included Iraq, Somalia, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Thailand, Philippines, Algeria and Yemen - eight nations in all.

Moderate Muslim leaders are yet to be found who would produce an unequivocal condemnation of violent jihad and the supremacist treatment of “infidels” called for in Shari’a law and the Qur’an.  

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