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Sexual jihad

Alleged practice of Sunni women

Sexual jihad (Arabic: جهاد النكاح, romanized: jihad al-nikah) refers to the practice in which women sympathetic to Jihadist extremism travel to war zones such as Syria and voluntarily offer themselves to be "married" to jihadist militants, often repeatedly, serving sexual comfort roles to help boost the fighters' morale, but this practice is not certified through Islam nor mentioned in Quran. Publicity first arose in 2013, and the veracity of the practice became the subject of a greater debate in September 2013 after the Interior Minister of Tu...

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Sexual jihad

Alleged practice of Sunni women

Sexual jihad (Arabic: جهاد النكاح, romanized: jihad al-nikah) refers to the practice in which women sympathetic to Jihadist extremism travel to war zones such as Syria and voluntarily offer themselves to be "married" to jihadist militants, often repeatedly, serving sexual comfort roles to help boost the fighters' morale, but this practice is not certified through Islam nor mentioned in Quran. Publicity first arose in 2013, and the veracity of the practice became the subject of a greater debate in September 2013 after the Interior Minister of Tu...

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Sexual jihad (Arabic: جهاد النكاح, romanized: jihad al-nikah) refers to the practice in which women sympathetic to Jihadist extremism travel to war zones such as Syria and voluntarily offer themselves to be "married" to jihadist militants, often repeatedly, serving sexual comfort roles to help boost the fighters' morale, but this practice is not certified through Islam nor mentioned in Quran. Publicity first arose in 2013, and the veracity of the practice became the subject of a greater debate in September 2013 after the Interior Minister of Tunisia made a public statement describing it as a significant issue. Critics dismissed claims of "sexual jihad" as unfounded and political propaganda.

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