[iwar] [fc:World.Muslim.Body.Wants.to.Help.Define.'Terrorism']

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Subject: [iwar] [fc:World.Muslim.Body.Wants.to.Help.Define.'Terrorism']
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Monday October 1 9:05 AM ET

World Muslim Body Wants to Help Define 'Terrorism'

DUBAI (Reuters) - The head of the world's largest Muslim organization
said Monday the body was ready to help come up with a definition of
``terrorism'' to distinguish it from national resistance to foreign
occupation. 

Abdelouhed Belkaziz, secretary-general of the 56-nation Organization of
the Islamic Conference (OIC), said the body was ready to help clarify
the difference and seek a definition. 

Belkaziz said in a statement the suicide attacks on the World Trade
Center in New York and the Pentagon in Washington were clear acts of
terrorism opposed by the teachings of Islam. 

``It is important to distinguish terrorism carried out by some groups or
individuals from national resistance against occupation and
colonization,'' he said in a clear reference to what Palestinians call
their legitimate struggle against Israeli occupation. 

``The organization is ready to participate in any effort aimed at
agreeing on the definition of terrorism,'' he added. 

The Saudi-based OIC, which represents the world's 1.2 billion Muslims,
was due to hold an emergency summit in Qatar next week to seek a united
stand on any U.S.  military action against Muslim Afghanistan, which is
harboring the chief suspect behind the September 11 attacks, Osama bin
Laden. 

Belkaziz said the OIC strongly condemned the ``terrorist operations''
against New York and Washington as they ''contradicted completely'' with
Islam and its teachings. 

Most Arab and Muslim states have condemned the suicide-hijack attacks on
the United States, but some have deplored what they see as attempts by
some in the West to link Islam with terrorism. 

President Bush repeated Friday after meeting Jordan's King Abdullah that
his war against terrorism was a fight against evil, not against Islam. 

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