In a book entitled "The Twenty Guiding Principles on the path of jihad," Abu Ghaith said refusing to work as a jihadist individual using the blood of others to do what is right for him.
Gave Jassem Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, also known as Abu Yusuf, "out of Kuwait and the Government of Kuwait has citizenship in 2001 after he had gone to Afghanistan, and appeared with al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, a spokesman for the organization.
The book is published on the Islamic-known Egyptian Mustafa Hamid, author of "Mutarid" book series and a veteran of "Arab mujahid in Afghanistan." Hamid is a known critic of bin Laden.
Abu Ghaith advice on Jihad
Abu Ghaith book contains 20 pieces of "tips" for "Jihad work" but does not deal with al Qaeda by name, despite the fact that the author was a spokesman for the Organization in 2001. Abu Ghaith also did not mention bin Laden by name or any other leader of the organization. But many of the "Council" seems aimed at leaders of al-Qaeda specifically, leaders of other groups that work to be described as "jihad".
In his book, written by Abu Ghaith:. "Jihad, as I have said repeatedly the task (Islamic nation) and the nation should not be kidnapped or monopoly of those who believe that jihad means taking up arms and fight the enemy is wrong, and this means that the culture of death and destruction is what drives us, not the culture of life and building."
Abu Ghaith said that it is wrong to believe that the jihadists do not have to be concerned with the construction of the state and its institutions, and the spread of science and knowledge, as well as "ensure a better life for all of Islam and the Islamic State."
Must feel that jihadists around the signs of the true image of Jihad and of carrying a weapon for justice and injustice, and destruction, not construction, security and fear, not punishment, compassion and harmony and not division. "He added that the jihadists must be concerned about signs of the true image of Jihad and of carrying a weapon for justice and injustice, destruction and not construction, security and fear, and punishment, not mercy, harmony, not division."
Although the Abu Ghaith did not specify who the "kidnapping" of jihad or "monopoly", and words can be interpreted as applying to the rule, to implement measures to reduce the meaning of jihad is of the utmost importance to bear arms is not the view, but ruin.
Abu Ghaith said the war is responsibiltiy
Address the "mujahideen", Abu Ghaith said access to arms is an act of responsibility for the combatants on the basis of "fear of God in human blood, instead of bloodshed, but for legitimate reasons."
Critics also accuse al Qaeda to go overboard in the blood, even if the organization denies this.
Must feel that jihadists around the signs of the true image of Jihad and of carrying a weapon for justice and injustice, and destruction, not construction, security and fear, not punishment, compassion and harmony and not division. "
Wrote the former al-Qaeda spokesman: "Today we need to stop the chaos in the human condition before the word of God and the words of (false)
He added: "There is no shame in dealing with our mistakes and resolve real, this is the right thing to do, but the shame of all shame to see our mistakes and was buried."
Abu Ghaith said that marriage should only be given to "those who have honesty, integrity and ability is not trusted." Give it to someone who does not deserve to be "treason" and those that will give him some responsibility for every mistake made by those who have, or a disaster in a given account. "
Here, too, and not Abu Ghaith did not specify the identity of the leader who can lead others to a "catastrophe", if given already by the masses. But observers believe that it is possible he was referring Laden or his deputy, Ayman al-Zawahiri, bin.
Description of the Pakistan-based for the »life« correspondent Jamal Ismail Abu Ghaith, the book as "reject" bin Laden's jihad, quoting a line composed of Jihad is not a "project of the person." Ismail said that the book contains "there is no precedent for al-Qaeda and associated extremist groups seen before."
Abu Hafs the Mauritanian
Abu Ghaith, the book includes an introduction by Mahfouz Ould Walid (Abu Hafs the Mauritanian), former Chairman of the legitimacy of al Qaeda, who was among those who fled Afghanistan after the fall of the Taliban regime.
It is believed Ould al-Walid, one of the Sept. 11 attacks before had refused. The office was disagreement between him and the public and Al-Zawahiri.
Books Abu Hafs one directory in a series of books "educational" in the jihad "to set the correct path and Procedures Manual" for jihadists.
As evidence that Abu Ghaith, through the "Guidelines and Twenty," which aims to direct criticism against the leader of al Qaeda, it will be the last "jihad" in the criticism of public figures and leaders of bin Laden in his team, especially among policies Ayman al-Zawahiri.
One of the leading critics Sayed Imam al-Sharif (Dr Fadl), described as "jihadists" scene ", which strongly criticized the actions of al Qaeda in several studies published while he was in prison in Egypt.
Leader of the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group extended an implicit criticism of al-Qaeda in a major study last year.
