Talking to the Enemy: Faith, Brotherhood, and the (Un)Making of Terrorists (67 page)

Alexander II of Russia, 93

Alexander the Great, 68, 242, 295

al-Gama’a al-Islamiyah, 100, 126, 142

Algeria, 85

civil war, 101

targeting of fellow Muslims, 101

Algerian Groupe Islamique Armé (GIA), 101, 175, 473, 503n 3

Al Ghazali, 80, 81

Al Ghozi, 134, 157

Al Harakat Salafiyah.
See
Salafi Islam

Alhumaidan, Khaled, 290

Ali, Abdullah Ahmed, 321–22

Ali Imron, 121, 122, 131, 134, 136, 141, 144, 145, 148, 158, 163

Al Islam
pesantren,
144, 163, 164

Al Jazeera, 174

impact of, 49, 53–54

Sharia and Life
show, 276

Web site, 499n 9

Al Jihad, 100, 102, 111, 129, 156, 499n 9

Al Khwarazmi, 79

Al Kindi, 79

Allouch, Faisal, 181

Al-Mukmin
pesantren,
122, 140, 144, 154, 163

Alonso Cano mosque, 189

Alouni, Tayssir, 174

Al Qaeda

Abdullah Azzam’s vs. Bin Laden’s, 128–31

Abu Qatada and, 175

Afghanistan and, 98, 99, 175, 208, 240, 253, 256–57

anti-Semitism, 107

assassination of Ahmad Shah, 253

assassination of Anwar Sadat, 83

Awlaki and, 276

as backer for plots, 271–72

Bali bombing, 138–39, 146, 155–56

coining of term, 129

core beliefs, 99, 129–31

demonization of America by, 485

diminishing of, 260, 261

education/science background of members, 416

Egyptian embassy bombing, 102

in Europe, 175, 202

fatwa of 1998, 104

filmmaker Sayem Reda, 18

global Islamic movement, 103, 104

Hamburg group, 105–12, 113

history of, 98–104

JI and, 158, 159–62

jihadis seeking to join, 113

Khartoum period, 102–3

lack of centrality, 104

lack of control over grassroots, 57

lack of recruitment by, 272

Madrid train bombings and, 172–74, 180–81, 201, 205, 503n 3

medical cell, 113

“near enemy”/“far enemy,” 90, 102–3

9/11 terrorist attacks, 253

noncombatants targeted, 102

nuclear threat and, 232, 240

Pakistan and, 98, 101, 259, 260

as social movement, 98

suicide bombers and, 326, 497n 15

Taliban and, 260, 263

third wave of jihad and, 114

training camps, 175, 261, 272, 505n 3

Training Manual, 59

U.S. as target, 102–3, 269

U.S. embassy attacks, 257

USS
Cole
bombing, 103, 160, 257

as viral movement, 98

Zarqawi as founder in Iraq, 50, 196

al-qaeda al-sulbah,
4

Al Risala
newspaper, 27

Al-Tawhid wa al-’Adl,
80

Amakchar el-Amrani, Adelmonim,
211,
215–18

Amanullah, 250

American Civil War, 323–24, 335, 338–39, 479

American Revolution, 347, 458, 460

Among the Wild Tribes of the Afghan Frontier
(Pennell), 5–6, 248

Amrozi, 119–21, 131,
134,
143, 145, 148, 501n 13

anarchism, 92–98

Anasazi of American Southwest, 321

Anderson, Benedict, 9, 39

“Andrea del Sarto” (Browning), 24

Aqidah at-Tahawiyah
(Fundamentals of Islamic Creed), 125

Arabs

Adnanis amd Qahtanis, 9

patrilineage and kinship, 303

as social category, 309

as tribal, 9

Arafat, Yasser, 366, 369, 386–87

Arendt, Hannah, 221

Aristotle, 68, 295, 485

Arkhipov, Vasily, 29

Art of War, The
(Sun Tzu), 316, 332

Aryan Nations, 473–74

Asch, Solomon, 219–20

Asep, 158

Aslam (Parmin), 164

Assad, Hafez al-, 174

Ataturk, Mustafa Kemal, 86, 250

Atef, Mohammed, 108

Atok, 15,
16

Atrium Mall bombing (2001), 156

Atta, Mohammed, 105–12, 110, 175, 179, 180

Australia

Embassy boming (2004), 149–50, 152, 157, 164, 165

Pendennis case, 235

Averroës (Ibn Rushd), 81

Awlaki, Anwar al-, 276

Axelrod, Alexander, 414

Axelrod, Robert, 382, 396, 398

Ayalon, Ami, 385–86

Ayash, Yehia, 363

Ayub, Abdul Rahim, 143

Azhari Husin, 127,
134,
135, 143, 145, 146, 148, 149, 150, 151, 158

Azizi, Amer, 179, 180, 180–81

Aznar, José Maria, 173, 200

Aztecs, 321

Azzam, Abdullah, 3–4, 115, 125, 128, 227

Ba’asyir, Abu Bakr, 20–21, 20, 117, 119–20, 125–26, 130,
134,
140, 158

Bali bombings and, 20, 119–20, 136, 151, 501n 13

on
fitrah
(nature), 14–15

forms Jamaah Ansharut Tauhid, 164

ideology of, 140–41, 153–54

JI and, 14, 18, 143, 164, 501n 12

Osama Bin Laden and, 20, 159

parable told by, 21–22

prison interview, 19–20, 120, 153

school established by, 122

speech, 162–63

Bacon, Francis, 266

Bafana, Faiz,
134,
158, 159

Bakri, Sheikh Omar, 272

Bakunin, Mikhail, 93

Bali bombing (2002), 4, 127, 135–54, 163–64

Afghan Alumni and, 141, 157

Al Qaeda and, 138–39, 155–56

Ba’asyir and, 20, 119–20, 136, 151, 501n 13

interview with plotters, 123

key players, 119–23, 134, 141, 143–44, 146–49,
147

planning process, 146–49, 155

Samundra and, 18, 121–23

Bali bombing (2005), 150, 152, 157

Banna, Hassan al-, 227

Baradin (Baharudin Latif), 165

Baraeva, Khava, 327

Barak, Ehud, 371, 390, 520n 26

Barfield, Owen, 256

Barghouti, Marwan, 370, 533n 6

Bartels, Larry, 461

“Battle of Salamis, The” (Aeschylus), 67

Beam, Louis, 473–74

Ben Aboud, Bilal,
211,
211, 215

Ben Aboud, Muncif, 211,
211

Ben-Gurion, David, 386

Ben Israel, Isaac, 361, 362, 366, 370–71, 520n 26

Berg, Nick, 172, 273

Bergen, Peter, 416

Bering, Jesse, 437

Berns, Greg, 220

Berrebi, Claude, 363

Beser, Jake, 30–31

Beslan massacre, 327, 365

Betawi, Sheikh Hamed al-, 370

interviews, 351–52, 362–64, 367, 370

Beveridge, Albert, 95

Bible, 472

American attitudes toward, 462, 466

counterintuitive events in, 441

Deuteronomy 13:6, 15, 474

Galatians 3:28, 471

John 1:1, 66

Judges 16:30, 91

as literal word of God, 442, 462

Luke 14:23, 457

Numbers 31:17–18, 274

Revelation, 473

Revelation 12:10, 474

Samuel 15:23, 474

Bin Abdul Rahman al-Husainan, Khalid, 277

Bin Ahmad, Farhin, 3–4, 11–13, 15, 18, 131–33, 157

interview, 123–28

Bin Laden, Osama, 51, 77, 99, 103, 128, 135, 231, 257, 499n 9

in Afghanistan, 253, 257, 263, 473

Al Qaeda and, 101–2

Azzam and, 3–4

Ba’asyir and, 20

CNN interview (1997), 257

fatwa declaring global jihad, 159, 164

“Fatwa Urging Jihad Against Americans,” 428

as hero to youth, 213, 486, 533n 6

ideology, 128–31

interview with, by Alouni, 174

“Jihad Against Crusaders and Jews,” 104, 295

LeT and, 229

Moussaoui and, 161

9/11 and, 108, 112, 499n 9

nuclear threat and, 232, 240

Setmarian and, 473

video praising 9/11 terrorists, 107

World Islamic Front for Jihad, 295

Zawahiri and, 101, 102, 129–30

bioterrorism, 240

Boabdil,
44,
46–47

Bosnia, 127, 174, 175, 176, 179, 273

Bouchar, Abdelmajid, 203

Boyer, Pascal, 441

Breaking the Spell
(Dennett), 410

Brooks, David, 465

brotherhoods, xi-xii, 33, 138–39, 304

ancient peoples, 304

friendship and, 309–12

as “imagined kin,” 39, 290, 430–31

killing and dying for, 13, 27, 33, 50, 56–57, 97, 106, 191, 317, 325, 328, 333–35, 345–46, 479

sports and, 12–13, 48, 51–52, 189, 405, 408–10

use of term, 304

Brown, John, 470

Browning, Robert, 24

Bryan, William Jennings, 95

Buddha (Gautama Buddha), 68

Buddhists, Falun Gong, 429

Burke, Jason, 273

Bush, George W., 53, 155, 266–67, 378, 390, 495n 15

Farewell Address, 93

Iraq and, 87, 495n 13

Buss, David, 327

Cambodian genocide, 414

Canada, 463, 464

Capra, Frank, 339

Carajá Indians, 439

Cause, the, 33, 335–40, 482

Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), 149–50, 236

Ceuta, Morocco, 50–54, 215

Alonso Principe barro, 50

Chabab, Muhsein al-, 56

Chaoui, Mohammed, 176

Charles V of Spain, 47

Chays, Sarah, 265

Chebli, Dris, 179

Chechnya, 111, 112, 127, 175, 176, 179

Beslan massacre and, 327

“Black Widows,” 327

suicide bombers in, 326

third wave of jihad and, 114

Chedadi, Said, 179

Cheney, Dick, 479

China

conquest of Tibet, 518n 2

Israeli apology to, 520n 26

Japan’s apology to, 391

“Ping-Pong diplomacy” and, 388

ritual and rise of civilization, 451

Chomsky, Noam, 32

Christian Identity Movement, 473

Christianity, 69–76, 79, 454–55