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    Suicide attack: weapon of the weak or crime against humanity?

    Suicide attack: weapon of the weak or crime against humanity? by Ali, Md. Yousuf

    Published 2009
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    Islamic perspective of suicide attack: concepts, causes and effects

    Islamic perspective of suicide attack: concepts, causes and effects by Md , Yousuf Ali

    Published 2011
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    Understanding suicide attack: weapon of the weak or crime against humanity

    Understanding suicide attack: weapon of the weak or crime against humanity by Md , Yousuf Ali

    Published 2011
    “…Suicide attack has become a dangerous trend in the contemporary history of some Asian societies. …”
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    Criminality-oriented terrorist learning: an interactive model

    Criminality-oriented terrorist learning: an interactive model by Eser, Ercan

    Published 2016
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    Predicting the success of suicide terrorist attacks using different machine learning algorithms

    Predicting the success of suicide terrorist attacks using different machine learning algorithms by Hossain, Md Junayed, Abdullah, Sheikh Md, Barkatullah, Mohammad, Miahh, Md Saef Ulla, Sarwar, Talha, Monir, Md Fahad

    Published 2022
    “…The main objective of our paper is to predict different types of attacks, such as successful suicide attacks, successful non-suicide attacks, unsuccessful suicide attacks, and unsuccessful non-suicide attacks. …”
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    Ibn Taymiyya's concept of jihad and its appropriation by the contemporary jihadists

    Ibn Taymiyya's concept of jihad and its appropriation by the contemporary jihadists by Maihula, Jabir

    Published 2018
    “…These doctrines include excommunicating contemporary Muslim rulers and their allies and calling for jihad against them, classifying the Muslim countries as a domain of war and obligating emigration from them, suicide attacks in the name of jihad, and others. This thesis studies the relationship between Ibn Taymiyya’s concept of jihad and how it is appropriated by the contemporary jihadists. …”
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    The usage of morbid themes and imageries in contemporary art: a case study of “12: a group exhibition in anticipation of the 2012 apocalypse”

    The usage of morbid themes and imageries in contemporary art: a case study of “12: a group exhibition in anticipation of the 2012 apocalypse” by Syed, Kanwal, Abdullah, Sarena

    Published 2013
    “…But the biggest blow on contemporary art came with the horrific incident of September 11 suicide attacks upon the soil of the United States. In the atmosphere of a world obsessed with the transience of life nothing could be more welcome than the Mayan myth, the end of the world on the eve of 21/12/12. …”
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    The usage of morbid themes and imageries in contemporary art: a case study of "12: a group exhibition in anticipation of the 2012 apocalypse"

    The usage of morbid themes and imageries in contemporary art: a case study of "12: a group exhibition in anticipation of the 2012 apocalypse" by Syed, Kanwal, Abdullah, Sarena

    Published 2013
    “…But the biggest blow on contemporary art came with the horrific incident of September 11 suicide attacks upon the soil of the United States. In the atmosphere of a world obsessed with the transience of life nothing could be more welcome than the Mayan myth, the end of the world on the eve of 21/12/12. …”
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    Media Exposure Regarding Terrorist Events And Posttraumatic Stress Disorder In Youth

    Media Exposure Regarding Terrorist Events And Posttraumatic Stress Disorder In Youth by Shahzad, Sobia, Rashid, Abbas

    Published 2015
    “…After 9/11, 2001, there is a rise in suicide attacks on public places in Pakistan especially in major cities. …”
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