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What is the most radical form of Islam being spread in American prisons providing new recruits who are American citizens?
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American prisons have become fertile grounds for the recruitment of radical Islamists. Most inmates have little access to outside libraries and are particularly susceptible to a radical form of Islam practiced in US prisons known as Wahhabism. Wahhabism is the state run fundamentalist sect of Saudi Arabia and teaches an extremist form of Islam that calls for hatred of all non-Wahhabi Muslims.
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