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Definition of Mujahadeen
1. Noun. A military force of Muslim guerilla warriors engaged in a jihad. "Some call the mujahidin international warriors but others just call them terrorists"
Category relationships: Act Of Terrorism, Terrorism, Terrorist Act
Generic synonyms: Force, Military Force, Military Group, Military Unit
Specialized synonyms: Mujahedeen Khalq
Member holonyms: Mujahid
Definition of Mujahadeen
1. Noun. (alternative spelling of mujahideen) ¹
¹ Source: wiktionary.com
Lexicographical Neighbors of Mujahadeen
Literary usage of Mujahadeen
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Surviving Twilight by Shane A. Bernskoetter (2005)
"There are reports of mujahadeen in the area that are targeting this post for
malicious deeds. Not cool. 1st Cav is all over this place so if anything does ..."
2. Sudan, Oil, and Human Rights by Jemera Rone (2003)
"... Defend Oilfields," BBC Worldwide Monitoring, Omdurman, May 5, 1999; "Government
Dispatches mujahadeen to Defend Oilfields," IRIN, Nairobi, May 6, 1999. ..."
3. Landmines: Legacy of Conflict: A Manual for Development Workers by Rae McGrath (1998)
"Afghan mujahadeen learned mine warfare in the field. Faced with a surfeit of
anti-tank mines and very few anti-personnel mines, they soon began adapting ..."
4. Drugs of Abuse (1996) edited by Carol Gibson (1996)
"... Afghanistan, 300 mujahadeen to serve as military police; and Senegal, 500
soldiers, who impressed American observers with their daily 90-minute sessions ..."
5. Surviving Twilight by Shane A. Bernskoetter (2005)
"There are reports of mujahadeen in the area that are targeting this post for
malicious deeds. Not cool. 1st Cav is all over this place so if anything does ..."
6. Sudan, Oil, and Human Rights by Jemera Rone (2003)
"... Defend Oilfields," BBC Worldwide Monitoring, Omdurman, May 5, 1999; "Government
Dispatches mujahadeen to Defend Oilfields," IRIN, Nairobi, May 6, 1999. ..."
7. Landmines: Legacy of Conflict: A Manual for Development Workers by Rae McGrath (1998)
"Afghan mujahadeen learned mine warfare in the field. Faced with a surfeit of
anti-tank mines and very few anti-personnel mines, they soon began adapting ..."
8. Drugs of Abuse (1996) edited by Carol Gibson (1996)
"... Afghanistan, 300 mujahadeen to serve as military police; and Senegal, 500
soldiers, who impressed American observers with their daily 90-minute sessions ..."
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