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Index
Note on Arabic names: The prefix “al-” has been retained but ignored for purpose of alphabetization. “Bin” is treated as a primary element and appears under B.
Afghanistan. See also mujahedin
Arab Afghan fighters, 110–13, 114–17
as battlefield for radical groups, 119–21, 278
character of Afghans, 23–24, 168–69
government of, 53–54, 277–78
jihad, 26, 97–101, 113–17
reaction to Soviet invasion, 119–21
Soviet withdrawal from, 110–11, 113
Africa. See East
Africa Algeria, 235, 260
Arab Afghan fighters, 110–13, 114–17
Arab-only training camps, 106–10
Atef, Mohammed, 80–81, 102, 177, 244
Azzam, Shaykh Abdullah
admiration for bin Laden, 109
bin Laden’s admiration for, 109
death of, 78, 262
duty of every Muslim, 68, 76
influence of, 66, 78, 93
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