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Millennials Take Back #MyJihad
An ad commissioned by the MyJihad.org public education campaign.
In the Twittersphere, Muslims, and even supportive non-Muslims, are using the #MyJihad hashtag at the beginning or end of a declarative statement to describe things they are struggling to overcome or complete in their daily life—whether it is a secular matter like eating less carbs, or spiritual struggles like remembering to pray five times a day. It is a consolidated effort to reclaim the proper use of the term “jihad” since many Muslims say the word has become associated with Muslim extremists who use the word to defend terrorist activity.
Source: MyJihad.org
Millennials Take Back #MyJihad
An ad commissioned by the MyJihad.org public education campaign.
In the Twittersphere, Muslims, and even supportive non-Muslims, are using the #MyJihad hashtag at the beginning or end of a declarative statement to describe things they are struggling to overcome or complete in their daily life—whether it is a secular matter like eating less carbs, or spiritual struggles like remembering to pray five times a day. It is a consolidated effort to reclaim the proper use of the term “jihad” since many Muslims say the word has become associated with Muslim extremists who use the word to defend terrorist activity.
Source: MyJihad.org