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Handbooks of Islamic law discuss the questions of war under the entry of jihad, which, however, does not mean that jihad is equivalent with war. Both the Qur’an and Islamic law use everyday words of the Arabic language to refer to armed combat, like harb (warfare) and qital (fight). For peace, Islamic law does not use the two words most widely used to denote the state of lasting peace in the Arabic language. Though both silm and salam are used in the Qur’an, the primary source of law, commentators do not interpret either of them as peace. Instead Islamic law uses words that mean ceasefire (hudna, muhadana) or reconciliation (sulh, musalaha).

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2014.05.26.