Jihad global toll: 196 dead, 280 injured April 6-12

Islamic Muslim jihad ran up a 476-victim casualty list of dead and injured through shootings, abduction and torture, knifings, suicide bombings and other blast attacks, to glorify Allah, the god of Islam.

Religion of Peace jihad monitors placed conservative estimates at the 196-mark dead, 280 injured, based on preliminary reports; numbers typically change as more victims are discovered and the injured die of more serious wounds.

Jihad in Somalia killed nine, and injured 17, in attacks to Mogadishu and Afgoye last Sunday as Islamic Muslims targeted shoppers and children. In Peshawar, Pakistan, Islamists ambushed vehicles on a highway, killing at least three civilians and injuring 18.

Also on Sunday, al-Qaeda Islamists gunned down seven men of Samarra, Iraq, and other islamic Muslim jihadists shot dead a civilian found vulnerable in Narathiwat, Thailand.

On Monday, jihad through the villages of Darfur, Sudan, killed a confirmed 14, and injured 38. Islamic Muslims killed 11 and injured nine in jihad attacks across Afghanistan, plus 13 died, 12 were injured, in three more jihad attacks to the Baidoa, Somalia, region.

Tuesday jihad deaths numbered 34, with 41 injured, in Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Somalia, most at the hands of Islamist Muslim jihad gunmen attacking the Zabul, Afghanistan region targeting dozens of road workers. A minibus bombing in Balad Ruz, Iraq, killed or injured 17.

Turkey joined the victim nations from jihad on Wednesday as released video showed an Islamic religious group's execution of three Chinese hostages. Israel also made the list as Arab Islamic Muslims attacked a Nahal Oz fuel depot and killed two Israeli citizens.

Also on Wednesday, car bombings and mortar attacks acros Iraq killed 16 and injured 45, including a mom and her four children, plus seven others including more children, most of the victims at a funeral gathering.

More jihad attacks by Islamic Muslims killed seven and injured 10 as jihad continued in Thailand, Pakistan and Somalia.

Jihad on Thursday killed 45 and injured 45 in Afghanistan and Iraq, the violence including several bombings, one a suicide bombing, and most of the dead discovered in a mass grave dug to store sectarian jihad victims.

A total of seven attacks by jihadist Islamic Muslims in Pakistan and Iraq killed 10 and injured 23 Friday, including a teen-age boy gunned down in Kurram, Pakistan, and more children targeted by a suicide bomber in Baiji, Iraq.

Saturday attacks included a Fedayeen Islamist suicide bomber who killed four in Nimroz, Afghanistan, and 15 other victims of jihad ambushing across that nation, plus Islamic Muslim jihad between rival groups took eight lives, injuring 10, in Pakistan.

The genocide philosophy of jihad follows the Qur'anic instructions of Islam's founder and first emperor, Muhammad, whom Islamic empire loyalists see as a prophet.

Islamic Muslim jihad brought bloodshed to seven nations, but the United States and Canada were not known victims of Islamic jihadists last week.

A Muslim leader is yet to be found to unequivocally condemn jihad, specifically the Islamic supremacist legal code of Shari’a wherefrom fatwa religious rulings for jihad spring.

Christian missionary work worldwide again went under-reported due to their lack of violence. A peaceful gospel [good news] of Jesus Christ is offered by Christian missionaries to any willing to hear - it is offered free of intimidation as missionaries are respectful of individuals and their individual spiritual journey in life. 

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