Jihad GapFill

 JihadRak'ahAdalatSalah is the Islamic term which means  holystruggleaweterror. It is one of the  MitzvotTen Obligatory ActsFive Roots of Usul ad'DinFive Pillars in Shi'a Islam, therefore is central to Shi'a faith – however, the idea is still relevant and important to Sunni Muslims also. There are  twothreetwelveseven forms of jihad. These are  lessergreateremphasisedholy jihad, which is the form of jihad which refers to the struggle to stay on the correct path towards God's intentions, and  undesirablegreaterlesserunnecessary jihad, which is the form of jihad which concerns military action against those who are  aggressorssupportiveinclineddisapproving towards the religious faith of Islam. There are strict  criteriamotivationsfreedomsjudgements which govern the practice of lesser jihad, such as ensuring it is for the will of God and does not harm the vulnerable and innocent such as women and children. An individual who is undertaking a jihad is known as a  imamhafizSunnimujahid.