What is Al Qaida?

Al Qaida means "the base". Read More

Osama Bin Laden was the leader of Al-Qaeda. The new leader could be Ayman Al-Zawiya or Abu Yahya al-Libby. This is not yet known. Read More

Al Qaida Vista - 2008 was released on: USA: 5 January 2008 (video premiere) Read More

"The Base" Read More

nothing as he is dead Read More

osama bin laden Read More

He was but now he is dead. Read More

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al qaida obviously has the most electors. Read More

in 2011, al Qaida Read More

A group of Islamic extremist terrorist who were formed by Osama Bin Laden, and responsible for the attacks on 9/11. Al-Qaida (there are many variations in the spelling) is a loosely organized terrorist group that has been operating in the Middle East for the last several decades. Most recently, al-Qaida has become the focus for United States anti-terrorism efforts after the group successfully launched a devastating terrorist attack on US soil on September 11, 2001… Read More

The normal English spelling of the Arabic name is Al-Qaeda (Al Qaeda), but it may be spelled al-Qaida and sometimes al-Qa'ida. Read More

Osama Bin Ladin Read More

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Al-Qaeda (alternatively spelled al-Qaida). Al-Qaeda means "the base" or "the foundation" in Arabic. Read More

Yassin Musharbash has written: 'Die neue al-Qaida' Read More

Al Qaida, a middle-Eastern terrorist group was responsible. Read More

Yes he died on the last week of April 2011 Read More

Osama Ben Ladin used Afghanistan as a training center for his Al Qaida terrorist movement. The Al Qaida hijacked four American airplanes and crashed two of them into the World Trade Center, One of them into the Pentagon, and the one intended for the White House into a farmer's field. The United States asked the government of Afghanistan, The Taliban, to turn over Osama and stop training Al Qaida. The Taliban said, "No." At that… Read More

Unicef, al-Qaida, West Ham United or the Canadian government. Read More

Osama bin Laden - founder/leader of al Qaida ("The Base"), a terrorist organization. Read More

because fatima bengum asked them to as the wife of bin laden Read More

A. Maqbul has written: 'Al-Qaida' -- subject(s): Islam, Religious aspects of Terrorism, Terrorism Read More

Mandela was the modern day Al Qaida. He planted bombs , he was the brain behind it. He killed innosent white people. He is the same as Bin Laden. Read More

Al Qaida, L'Etat du Qatar, Qin Shi Huangdi, Qom, Le Québec, Le Queensland... Read More

Alqueda (also spelled: Al-Qaeda, Al-Qaida, and Al-Qa'ida) is ugly because it's people twisting faith and turning it into instrument of hate, destruction, death, anarchy, chaos, and out right terror. Hope that answers your question. Read More

911 was chosen specifically because it was just a target date, as it worked well for the leader of Al-Qaida. This date was the closest possible chance of suprise. Read More

The fact that we sent troops into Iraq is one reason they give. Read More

yes he is a suicide bomber working for al-qaida and he is osama bin ladin's clone plz be cautious of this name and keep away from him at all costs he is in the U.K hiding! Read More

The US invaded Afghanistan to expel al Qaida and remove the Taliban from power. Despite having done so several years ago, the US remains there. Read More

James Veitch has written: 'The death of Osama Bin Laden and the future Al-Qaeda' -- subject(s): Terrorism, Assassination, Qaida (Organization), National security, Prevention Read More

It might be used to describe people who are not hateful towards Muslims, but, are concerned with the various atrocities in recent times. Even Muslims can be the victims of groups such as al Qaida, Hamas, ISIL, etc. Read More

No, it did not. The two are not linked. If anything, Iraq viewed Al-Qaida with hostility and apprehension. They were anything but allies. No, Iraq was not linked to the attacks on 9-11. Read More

"There is no Al Qaida in neither Bosnia nor Kosovo. There is a huge difference in mentalities between south Slavs and Arabs." Yes, there is a huge difference in mentality between the Slavs and Arabs. However, there is not a huge difference in mentality between Bosnian Muslims, many of whom are of Turkish ancestry, and of a radical Muslim orientation. There is also less difference in mentality between the Albanians in Kosovo, the great majority… Read More

One is already others are in Queue 1. Osama Bin Laden 2.Ayaman Al Zawahiri 3.Hafiz Saeed 4.Dawood Ibrahim 5.Hizabullah 6.Al Qaida 7.Talibaan 8.Mujahiddin Read More

Iraq did no such thing. The attacks were carried out by an organization called the Taliban. This is a groupd of religious Muslim extreamest who kill in the name of their god. This is a rouge organization and is not hosted or supported by the country of Iraq. The Taliban's reason for attacking the towers was to bring death to the infidel (western civilization). Edit: I'm sorry to tell that also the Taliban did no… Read More

Lewis A. Dunn has written: 'The Emerging Nuclear Suppliers' 'Go not abroad in search of monsters to destroy' 'Can al Qaeda be deterred from using nuclear weapons?' -- subject(s): Nuclear terrorism, Nuclear weapons, Prevention, Qaida (Organization) Read More

Marcella Andreoli has written: 'Andavamo in piazza Duomo' -- subject(s): Political corruption, Politics and government 'Il telefonista di Al Qaeda' -- subject(s): Biography, Prevention, Qaida (Organization), Telephone operators, Terrorism, Tunisians Read More

Yes, they are. I know this because I was attempting to do a search for al-qaida, (as it was first spelled in the press), since it was not a pre-existing word in the softwares' dictionary. That meant that I had to use the phonetics key symbol over the Hebrew characters to try and recreate the word. When the search ended, I expected to see the word, "al-qaida" in my "searched for" box. I didn't. My… Read More

Sahara OCC R.A.S.D (République Arabe Saharouie Démocratique - Arab Republic of Western Sahara) is a non recognised revolutionary organisation (like FARC in Columbia, or Tamil in srilanka, or ETA in Spain) which is claiming autonomy of the south of morocco. This organisation, is support ted mainly by : 1. Al qaida : RASD support logistically al qaida for kidnapping Europeans in the Sahara 2. Spain : Spain colonised this region until 1975, and want to… Read More

Yonah Alexander has written: 'Palestinian secular terrorism' 'The role of communications in the Middle East conflict' -- subject(s): Arab Propaganda, Islam, Jewish-Arab relations, Judaism, Nationalism, Propaganda, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Jewish-Arab relations, Religious aspects of Nationalism, Zionist Propaganda 'Legal aspects of terrorism in the United States' -- subject(s): Cases, Hijacking of aircraft, States, Terrorism 'Counterterrorism Strategies' 'A bibliography of Israel' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Jews 'Terrorism and Medical Responses' 'International technical assistance experts' 'Terror on… Read More

it is not all over the world free masons disguised as al qaida and osama binladen to ruin the image of muslims islam is a very peaceful religion , and im sure that it is the most peaceful one ever :D Read More

Osama thinks that America is the only world power at present that is posing a threat to the entire Muslim world.He is opposed to the presence of American military and civilian forces in Muslims lands and wants their immediate withdrawal.There are some ideological differences as well between America and the leaders of Al Qaida.. Read More

NO. The United States (as well as every other world power) is not considering a ceasefire with Islamic State (Daesh - داعش). The ceasefire recently achieved was between the Assad Regime and the Russian bombing raids that have supported them on the one hand and the elements of the Free Syrian Army (al-Jaysh as-Suri al-Horr - الجيش السوري الحر) on the other. A ceasefire with Islamic State or Al-Qaeda Islamic Maghrab (AQIM) would be unreasonable. Read More

Taken directly from the CIA Fact book and its reprints from the Global Security Organization. The headquarters of al-Qaeda are not known anymore. al-Qaeda has known contacts and activities in the following countries: Afghanistan, Algeria, Bosnia, Chechnya, Eritrea, Kosovo, the Philippines, Somalia, Tajikistan, and Yemen, and now Kosovo. Additionally, al-Qaida has been linked to conflicts and attacks in Africa, Asia, Europe, the former Soviet Republics, the Middle East, as well as North and South America… Read More

The correct answer is neither, actually. they are not Shiites, but they are also not Sunnis. The nice folks at Al-Qaida think that they are Sunni Muslims. In fact, they are not. A "Sunni" Muslim is one who follows the Sunnah (the example) of Prophet Muhammad. Now since Muhammad never allowed terrorism (he only fought when there was no choice, and he only fought against enemy soldiers, and never ever against civilians) then they clearly… Read More

Stephen D. Kiser has written: 'Financing terror' -- subject(s): Economic aspects, Finance, Government policy, Qaida (Organization), Terrorism Read More

Water boarding is a interrogation technique that has been around since the 1500s. As late as November 2005, water boarding was on the CIA's list of approved "enhanced interrogation techniques" intended for use against high-value terror suspects. And according to memos released by the U.S. Department of Justice in April 2009, water boarding was among 10 torture techniques authorized for the interrogation of an al-Qaida operative. Read More

William F. Wechsler has written: 'Terrorist financing' -- subject(s): Finance, Money laundering, Prevention, Qaida (Organization), Terrorism, War on Terrorism, 2001- Read More