코란과 하디스에 언급된 지하드의 의미

Meaning of Jihad in Koran and Hadith

The meaning of Jihad should be seen from the point of view of Shariah, not political or religious interests. Because Sharia is a guideline, a moral, a custom, a law and norms of Muslim life, and the Jihad is also a part of Shariah. The first source of Shariah, the Koran, has 30 Jihad-related passages, and the meaning of the Jihad mentioned here is a comprehensive and conceptual concept, such as struggle or effort for Islam and Muslim community (Umma) in the way of Allah. A number of related passages in Shariah s second source, Hadith (Sunni Bukhari Hadith and Shia al-Kafi) are summarized. As a result of analyzing these, it can be interpreted as Holy War as a few, and in many cases it can be seen as confirming the concept of Jihad of the Koran. Interpreting Jihad as a Holy War is more negative than positive. Inside Islam, extremists tend to use Jihad as a means to justify their actions. Outwardly, it uses Jihad to make Islam mistake it as a religion of violence or to make Muslims aware of it as a fanatic. Therefore, it seems desirable to interpret the Jihad as a comprehensive and conceptual concept like in the Koran.