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[Translator Comment (TC): For clarity, titles are CAPITALIZED and, where appropriate, double parentheses have been placed around the last name of each person.}

[TC: Originally this book (in 2006) came out as a 96 page booklet. Photo copied, distributed, and used by different terrorist groups, section by section. One group was using the weapon section, another group the bomb and remote control section, the third

group the electrical section etc. In 2007 the book was revised and new materials were added to it to make it a 155 page book and called it the Encyclopedia of Warfare for Mujahideen). Page 1 of81

Against them make your strength ready to the utmost of your power

God is great

Military Lessons

For a better preparation of Mujahideen

Author: Mukhtar ((Khurasani))

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Against them make your strength ready to the utmost of your power

rVlilitary I.Jessons

For a Better Preparation of Mujahideen

Author: Mukhtar ((Khurasani))

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Book Name:

Author's Name:

P r eface

Military Lessons

Mukhtar Khurasani

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Composed By: Abu-Mohammad

Number of Volume: 1000 Price: 60 Rupees

Third Edition 2007

For the use of Mujahideen only

In The Name of God, the mor kind and compassionate

Table of Contents:

1. The orders and disciplines of Jihad 2. The style and types of war 3. Security and intelligence 4. Tactics 5. Tactical war map 6. Weapons 7. Radio communication 8. Remote control 9. Gun powders 10. Mixtures

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Proposition by the Author

During each era, God sends spiritual and truthful people (Mujahideen) to protect His religion. At the same time, its God's way to test His people too. God himself has taken the responsibility to protect this religion; therefore it is necessary for each Muslim to truthfully defend their religion and be part of the good people. They need to gain the victory and honor of both lives (life on this earth and eternity). God orders in Quran:" If you stay persistent in promoting your religion, God will ensure your success.

Information in this book is the collection of my knowledge and the quotation from other sources. I hope Mujahideen will benefit from this book and correct and strengthen their weaknesses.

I hope God will reward me and other Muslims who take steps forward good causes.

Peace be upon you Mukhtar Khurasani

2006

Preamble

It is a blessing if one takes steps to satisfy God's Will or prepare himself and other Muslims in this path, especially during this era which is full of cruelty, darkness, disbelief and infidels. Whoever has been given the knowledge about this reality or has the power to execute this action, should thank God. They should take advantage of the moment and try hard to accomplish the mission. It is not an easy path, but for a Muslim, in order to win both worlds, this will be the easiest path and mission. Therefore, it is necessary to take true, honest and strong steps in this path. In the Quran, God has addresses Mujahideen "The men of honor". In other verse He has said: [TC: A verse from Quran: Amongst the believers, there are some true honest promise-keepers; for keeping the promise they made with Allah] Jihad is the action of true honest human. Tho~e who don't have these objectives can't perform Jihad. Even though, they might have the charisma and sincere belief about Jihad, God will not use them in this path until they are perfect humans. It is necessary for the Muslims to purify their souls and make sure to follow the order of God and the tradition of Prophet Mohammad.

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God created Muslims with the power to keep their promises. To worship God, don't cheat do not lie, and be foes of Allah's enemies and friends with His friends. A good Muslim must have courtesy to other Muslims and, be harsh on Pagans. A true Muslim must be aware of the situations of other Muslim brothers around the world to share happiness and sorrows with them. Finally, a good Muslim must do Jihad against the enemies of Islam, sacrificing his wealth and soul. When a Muslim is equipped with those characteristics, Allah will reward him with a place in Heaven, as He mentions in Quran: Those who keep their promises with God, are rewarded a place in Heaven. Mujahideen are defenders of Muslims who are invaded by tyrants and depressors; and to accomplish their goals, they're not afraid of any types of enemies/forces.

First lesson

Rules and characteristics of Jihad

Definition of Jihad~ The literary meaning of Jihad is endeavor, but the religious definition is: Sacrificing your life and assets in the name of God against the infidels' aggression is called Jihad.

Rules of Jihad:

There are many other obligations for Muslims to perform, like praying, fasting, donating and Haj; Jihad against the infidels' of aggression is also like one of those. God has said in the Quran:

1. You are obligated to participate in Jihad against the infidels' aggression. 2. Fight against those who do not believe in Allah and of the Resurrection. 3. Kill the Hypocrites 4. When meet the lines of Pagans' warriors, break them up. 5. Cut the infidels' joints into pieces 6. Those who have faith in God, shall fight the non-believers

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7. Fight them till they are eliminated and the religion of Allah rules 8. You are permitted to fight those who aggressively depressed by the invaders.

Purpose and Causes of Jihadl.:.

As per Shari'a, Jihad is mandatory under two circumstances:

I. To Repel Cruelty: , I

1- You are permitted to fight the pagan aJgressors to the last drop of your blood; God will assist and reward you for that.

2- Rescue those women, children and elderly who suffer from the aggression of the infidels; and be assured that Allah will help you.

II. To Install the Name of Allah at the till it all:

Fight those infidels till Hypocrisy and seditio~iS ended and the truth (Islam) installed. There is a Hadeeth from Prophet Mohammad {PBUM) which says: When you fight to install the name of Allah above all, you doing ~ihad for His sake. If the above two purpose do not exist, there is no reason for Jihad and one should not endanger himself.

Types of Jihad

There are types of Jihad:

1. Farz-e-Aein [TC: Mandatory to all Muslims around the world, regardless of age, sex, or sect] A good example is the war in Iraq, Afghanistan and Palestine; Muslim lands invaded by the pagans, Jihad is Farz-e-Aein on all Muslims

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2. Farz-e-Kefa-yee [TC: Mandatory t6 a group of men selected by the Caliph/Amir] to go to war against the pagans in any part of the world ordered by the Amir/Caliph.

Provision of Jihad

Holy Jihad has certain provisions, and requires sacrificing your wealth and soul in an orderly manner: Recruiting a group of people to form a Company:

Electing an Amir/Chief Listening and obeying Amir's orders and instructions

Physical and Mental Preparation 1. Spiritually and Mentally preparing ~he company with the language of Quran

2. Physically and Military Preparation Then

Choosing a target according to Shari' a and fight for it Shari'a Order of: Kill all Pagans' Leaders

Aspects of a Company The Amir must be a qualified Muslim man who is knowledgeable about Islam as well

as Jihad Rules

PAGE 8 OF 81 Necessary talks about Preparation and arrangements for Jihad

To overcome the enemy morale and gain authority to eliminate the enemy, preparation and pre-arrangement for Jihad is necessary. It's mandatory to every Muslim to know the basics of preparation and arrangements for Jihad.

Spiritual and military aspects of arrangements & preparation:

Spiritual Aspects:

Attention must be paid to the following points: 1. Having purified intention to make sure the only gain from their action is to expect

eternal rewards 2. Fear from Allah and completion of remission 3. Persevere 4. Be courteous to others 5. Respecting others' right of ownership 6. Tell the truth and be honest 7. Avoiding profanity 8. Always beg Allah for help 9. Being humble and remissive 10. Make efforts to learn the basic about Jihad 11. Listening and obeying the authorities advices 12. Physical fitness for the Jihad is a must

13. During the learning stage of the basic, mention the status of a martyr in the sight of Allah in eternity.

14. Sacrificing personal wealth in the way of Jihad 15. After learning the basics and preparation for Jihad one must take part in Jihad.

Prophet Mohammad had said: "One who knows how to fight and does not participate in Jihad, is not one of us and by not attending the Jihad commits great sin.'

Military Aspects:

1. Full attendance at the pre-determined training ground 2. Paying precise attention to the instructors 3. Instructors must be knowledgeable

Training Field:

1. It must be located in an area that has mountains, forests, and be stern and uncultivated.

2. It must have several ways to get to it

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3. It mu'st be located away from resid~ntial areas 4. It must provide the basic living needs for the trainees 5. It must be equipped with military arsenals

Instructors: ! 1. Must be well aware of military edu ation 2. They must be honest and straight fI rward with their students 3. Teachings must be enlightened by he laws of Shari' a 4. Trainers must be careful not to be recognized by the locals and must keep

their identity unrevealed. 5. Trainers must train their students how to clean and organize their weapons

after their training period 6. There is no need for more than two instructors in one classroom.

Trainees: 1.

2. 3. 4. 5.

Choosing qualified trainees must be done very carefully so enemy spies will not enrolled in a class. Volunteers must equipped with strong Islamic Faith, mature and physically fit Must be good obedience and patiently listen and obey their instructors Classes should not have more than 10-15 students Trainees must pick up code names and hide their identities and should not try to know about their instructors' identities either.

Rules of Jihad

The Rules of Jihad is divided into three categories:

1 - Prior to the Jihad 2 - During the Jihad 3 - After the Jihad

1 - Prior to the Jihad:

It is the obligation of the Muslims to learn and perform the foHowing prior to the Jihad: 1. Their aims and determination 2. Knowing about Jihad from Quran and rhe tradition of Mohammad 3. Military training 4. Enlisting into Muslims' groups and ass

l ciation for recruiting other Muslims

5. According to Islamic law, choosing a tf rget and fighting for it 6. We owe it ourselves to serve our religif n and encouraging people to do so 7. Listening and executing the orders of t e leader and going to the battle filed 8. Purify your faith to satisfy God 9. Helping your companions on the journ y and protecting your supplies and

equipments 10. Praying to God and ask him for assista ce and forgiveness

2 - During the Jihad.:.

1. Fearlessly fighting the enemies of God 2. Using the appropriate methods of fighting 3. Be strong and have patience; don ' t be very sad during the SHAHADAT or injury

of friends

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4. Don't retreat during the enemies' attacks unless there is a tactic or trick involved 5. Don ' t blame each other for weaknesses and shortages and think of it as the will of

God 6. You should know your target and refrain from killing innocent people, especially

women, kids and elders and you should take care of these types of people 7 . You should not torture a captured enemy-fighter, and should not cut the roots of

the trees and destroying public properties 8. You should not kill or cut the body parts or burn them; the prisoners should be

treated in a humane manner. 9. You should not make too much noise and should not waste any thing 10. Listen to your leader during each difficult situation and give him right advice

about the battle 11 . Take proper steps to support the~ wounded and try to be the first ones to reach

them for help

12. Do not make decisions on materials that are captured from the enemies; listen to your leaders' decisions in this regard

13. Take care of the equipment that is given to you for the battle 14. At the end of battle, pray to God and ask him for forgiveness if anything wrong

has happened 15. During the return from the battle zone, promise God that you will return and

continue your Jihad, if needed.

3 - After the Jihad.:.

1. High ranking leaders should not tell the secrets of Muslims to anybody 2. Promote Jihad among friends and try to prepare them mentally and physically 3. Make plans for the future and also encourage your friends 4. Correct the mistakes and take care oft~e weaknesses 5. Take care of the families of the Shohada [TC: Martyrs or those killed in war] and

wounded ones and offer them financial support and try to release the prisoners of Mujahideen from the enemies' custody.

6. Prepare Mujahideen mentally and physically and provide them the best equipment to fight.

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The Virtue and Rewards of Jihad

The book of the Quran and [TC: The tradition and words of Mohammad] are full of the deeds and virtues of Jihad; it is difficult to mention all of it here, but I will mention some of them: Almighty God mentions in Quran: Those who were misplaced of their homelands due to acceptance of my orders and participated in Jihad, their sins will be whipped out and will enter Heaven, the most beautiful place to be and the best rewards to receive.

In another verse God says: My people of faith, I will show you a deal you can not reject: You sacrifice your souls and wealth in the path of my Quran and my Prophet, I will open the doors of the Gardens of Heaven to you to enjoy. You can not find a better deal than that.

Prophet Mohammad Said: Translated from Arabic: Spending nights and days in the trenches of Jihad is rewarded by Allah

Translation:

Abu-Horaira says one of the companions of Mohammad was passing through a beautiful and scenic valley; he said: "If these people let me live here, I will live here for the rest of my life and will be praying all the time." He told that to Mohammad, Mohammad responded: "Don ' t do that, because the viliue of one hour of Jihad is equal to the virtue of

seventy years of worshiping at your home. God will forgive you for all the mistakes you made in your life and will send you to Heaven. Fight against the infidels; small things like washing the dishes in Jihad will be rewarded with entry to \Heaven.

3-Translation!,

The words of Mohammad: "I swear to God - I wish I could fight the infidels until I become Shaheed [TC: Martyred] and come to lie and and could fight the infidels again over and over.

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4-Translation:

Fazalat, son of Abdullah said that Mohammad has said: "The only action that will really make God happy is Jihad and there is no other comparable action to this one."

5-Translation:_

Abu-Horaira said that he has heard from Mohammad: "One hour of Jihad is better then the night oflilatulqader [TC: A night of Ramadan when Quran was sent to Prophet Mohammad] at Mecca." .

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6-Translation: 1 Abu-Horaira said he heard from Prophet Moh ,mmad: "A Mujahid is as close to God as a person who always prays to God and fasts twelve months a year

7- Translation:

The Prophet said: There are 100 levels in Hearens and the distance between each level is equal to the distance between the earth and the sky-This level is made for the Martyrs. [TC: I have never heard this one before. How could the distance between the earth and the sky?]

8- Translation:

Abi- 'Amama has written a Hadeeth indicating: Those who do not fight for the sake of God, and have not encouraged and helped r thers to fight and have not helped and supported Mujahideen; will suffer miserable life.

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Abi-Mas'ood- AI-Ansar had said: A man came to Prophet Mohammad who had a tamed camel with him. He said, he wants to donate the camel to be used in Jihad. The Prophet told him: on the Day of Resurrection, Allah will reward you with 700 camels.

Questions about Jihad and Mujahideen and Shari'a Based Responses

First Question: Is strong faith and financial strength necessary for Jihad? Answer: Virtual and financial strength is needed, but strong faith is a must.

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A man came to Prophet Mohammad and said: I want to do Jihad and become Muslim. The Prophet said: Become Muslim first than go to Jihad. Financial strength is needed, but it does not mean that Muslim must make an atomic bomb first than do Jihad. You take advantage10f any type of weapon available to do Jihad. Secoltld Question: Is it necessary to have a Caliph or Amir-al-Momineen present to order Jihad? Answer: The existence of an Amir-al-Momineen is not necessary, but to install an Islamic Emirate and have an Amir-al-Momineen; Jihad is necessary. There are many Hadeeth from Prophet Mohammad indicating ~I hat the Prophet had said: A group of my followers will fight to the end, to the day of re urrection to keep Islam alive, and till Jesus son of Mariam kills the anti-Christ. Today, th re are some Muslim leaders who have been fighting against the pagans for years. Thb most popular ones are:

• Head of AI-Qaeda, Sheikh Osama • Head ofTaliban, MULLAH Mohammad-Omar • Head ofIslamic Party of Afghanistan, Gulbuddin ((Hekmatyar))

There are some others too, who have been performing their religious duties in the best of their abilities.

Third Question : Before starting Jihad, should the pagans be invited to accept Islam? Answer: That would work if Muslims have their own glorious government and the Caliph send a troop to a pagan nation to fight. Prior to sending the troop, he send an invitation to the head of that state indicating to either accept Islam or pay taxes to the Islamic Emirate; otherwise get ready for a fight. Now, we are living in a reversed situation. The pagans have invaded our land and are kicking us from our own lands and charging us with all kinds of accusations. Now it is our duty to murder them and kick them out of our territories.

Fourth Question: Is it necessary to ask for the permission of your parents to go to Jihad? Answer: The issue of asking permission comes to play when Jihad-e-Kefa-ei discussed. Now, Jihad-e-Aein is mandatory for the parents. They must encourage their children to join the Jihad, and the parents themselves must joint the Jihad too. Because it's an order coming from Allah, no one can reject it.

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Fifth Question: How about fighting for the benefit of others and asking the hypocrites and pagans for help?

Response:

Allah says: Every Muslim must sacrifice his soul and wealth in Jihad against the infidels, with thl:: intention of rewards from Allah, not for personal profit or anyone else profit. According to many Hadeeth from the Prophet, fighting for or asking pagans for help is not permitted. There are some contradictions among the scholars in that respect:

l. If Muslims are in terrible need of the pagans help. 2. The help has nothing attached in return and has no condition. 3. There is no conspiracy behind the assistance granted 4. By receiving the assistance, Muslit,s are being defeated in war 5. The assistance does cause the superiority of the pagans to become a rule of the

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6. Receiving help from pagans can not be! permitted by the commander of the Jihad [TC: Meaning some one with a highet authority must make the decision] According to Abu-Hanifa it is ok to re4eive help from one pagan to fight against another. : In today's world, most Muslim Leader$ are using that provision to their advantage

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and have thrown themselves to the feef of the pagan leaders for help.

Sixth Question: What are the results of Jihad? Response: Jihad is an order made mandatory by God. We must not worry about what the results might be. Muslims must fight with the pagans and never make friend with them. Jihad has the following results:

1. Rescuing the oppressed from the tyranny of tyrants 2. Keeping the name of Allah shining above all 3. Killing the Pagans 4. Revealing Pagans conspiracy against Muslims 5. Gaining booties/windfalls from the infidels 6. Retaking the overtaken territories 7. Becoming martyred for the sake of Allah 8. Eliminating conspiracies made by the pagans 9. Bringing Muslims together in one line of war 10. Strengthening Muslims' relationship with their faith via Jihad

Seventh Question:

What about suicide attacks? Response: Suicide attacks are committed by people with strong faith to Islam. God has mentioned high rewards for them in Quran which is hard to discuss here. One must refer to Quran and Hadeeth and history to learn more. That is used when no other weapon is effective and not possible to use.

Eight Question:

What about destroying/wasting public properties? Response: Mujahideen must avoid destroying public properties and causing damage to ordinary citizens, but if the pagans are hiding in the public property and Mujahideen attack to kill them and the property is destroyed, its ok. Muslims must stay away from the infidels at all times.

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Ninth Question: How about fighting under the command of hypocrite and an adulterer? Answer: I

Fighting in the same front or under the command of an adulterer is permitted. There are many Hadeeth proving that. Adultery is a personal sin and fighting in the path of God has a higher status and God will forgive and reward him for his efforts in Jihad.

Tenth Question: What is the verdict on beheading the seditiouSlhYPOcriteS? Answer: Killing pagans in the Jihad battlefield is allow d. For the reason of being the easiest way to kill them, that way the soul separates the b~dy very quickly; besides it creates fear in those infidels who are alive. Killing a spy:

The Prophet has permitted to kill a spy-There are several Hadeeth indicating that.

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Second Lesson Types offarfare

There are many types of war. Few types are listed below: 1. Military warfare 2. Guerilla warfare 3. Terrorist warfare

4. Intelligence warfare 5. Propaganda warfare 6. Proxy warfare 7. Economic warfare 8. Atomic warfare 9. Street Fight

It is important for us to know our fight is against the infidels who are led by America; in this competition we will face different kinds of wars and it is beneficial to learn about a few of them.

1-Military warfare

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In this current era, this warfare is being fought against the Muslims in various parts of the world; the purpose of this is killing the Muslims, keeping them away from their religion and controlling the Islamic nation's economies. This warfare is generally achieved in the following three means:

1. Air power 2. Ground forces 3. Marines

For example: the American military operations in Afghanistan and Iraq.

2-Guerilla warfare

This war is being fought by the Muslims against the infidels and the oppressive forces in this new world order. The purpose of this is to send the infidels back to their own land and free our seized lands. This warfare always starts with small groups who use small arms such as Kalashnikovs, PKs, rockets, bombs, etc.

Guerilla warfare starts offwith zero and starts going higher, which means guerilla fighters start off with eliminating their weaknesses by moving toward strengthening the activities which help them move closer toward military operations.

Qualities of a guerilla fighter.:. A guerilla fighter must be physically strong, capable of handling an escape, roaming around in the mountains, able to handle hunger, thirst, sleeplessness and other difficulties. It is also important to have knowledge of small arms and explosives because he will have to handle everything by himself.

Its is not important for a guerilla fighter to be a person of strong faith, and even those who have personal interest and purpose or tribal disagreements because of wealth or greed can be utilized, as well as people who have escaped the enemy's oppressions, especially those who disagree with the enemy, etc.

For example, in Afghanistan it is possible to use the former communist parties' militias or those so-called Muslims to fight against the Americans. It is important for the guerilla

fighters to protect themselves at any cost. The enemy should be attacked at their weakest point and the guerillas should try to keep themselves still when the enemy is strong. It is important for guerilla warfare to take place in the seized territories. For this reason, in guerilla warfare, the local people are very important because the guerilla fighters can hide themselves within the local civilian communities and use their friends for military and logistic support, such as monitoring the enemy for the guerilla fighters. It is important for the guerilla fighters to have the loyalty and sympathy ofthe local people and take advantage of their weakm:sses, etc.

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Note: Initially guerilla warfare starts off with the enemy's weak targets and moves toward its stronger ones; for example, like the killing of its spies, the killing of those soldiers who are on their way home for leave, destroying those merchants who provide supplies to the enemies, etc.

At this time, guerilla warfare is going very well in Afghanistan and Iraq, for the guerilla fighters against the Americans and thanks G09 for that.

3- Terrorist warfare This war is being fought by a special faction and group of Muslims against the enemy. Its intent is the killing of our enemies and imposiNg our demands upon them. For example, the AI-Qaeda Mujahideen want the Americansi to leave the lands of the Muslims and stop supporting Israel.

Qualiti<es of a terrorist fighter.:. It is important for a terrorist fighter to be strong in his beliefs because he has to live between such people who would have opposing views. For example, a terrorist fighter might have to live in Europe or America and he has to change his appearance so that he is not detected by the enemy. A terrorist fighter must have a strong will because he might have to stay in the same place for a long period without any work. It is important for terrorist fighters to know about destroying their targets as much as possible . It is also important that they would have enough knowledge about the police and intelligence methods.

Note: In a terrorist combat, the enemy's first lines of defense and military strengths are not as much the target, but rather in the middle or behind the enemy lines there are targets which can be destroyed. For example, the economical targets such as regional economic centers in the U.S., a political target such as in Africa (American Embassies) and the military targets (The U.S. Department of Defense, Pentagon).

For carrying out these terrorist activities, a powerful organization is needed which would be also financially strong. It cannot be carried out by anyone person or people from the general population.

Note: In terrorist fighting, there is not a specific target or battlefield. The fighter goes after the political and economical targets to find the weak points to damage the enemy financially and politically; like hitting the World Trade Center in New York and the American Embassy in Africa, which were beautifully preplanned and well organized. You do not need an army for a terrorist attack; you just need smart, well organized intelligence and very few individuals to accomplish the task. There is no assigned timing for accomplishing such tasks. It ' s done whenever the opportunity is there.

4-Harb-al-Medan [TC: Street Fight]: Definition: It 's the type of war taking place in a city and its surroundings. Its objective is to destroy the enemy's military, political and financial facilities.

Important points to consider for performing a successful street fight:

1. Obtaining precise intelligence about the enemy' s facilities. 2. Determining enemy' s weakest point 3. Designing a vivid plan of action.

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4. The context of the action plan mus~ kept secret. 5. Choosing the most skilled individullis to do the job 6. Only light weapons like pistols, Kalashnikovs and grenades are used. 7. The plan of action must consist of a surprise comprehensive all sides attack 8. Taking advantage of wide roads, huge buildings and construction. 9. As a precaution, having a backup force to support you, if needed . 10. Dividing the action group into two section: An offense and a defense group

Street Fights are done in three stages:

First stage is: To surrollnd the target and cut all access ways/roads to the target Second stage: Forceful attack to eliminate the security forces inside and outside of target Third Stage: Cleanup or Complete destruction of the facility ' s moving and non-moving equipments; eternally and externally

Third Lesson Security and Intelligence

It is important for Muslims to make arrangements for proper security and intelligence, because these tasks are very special. In this day and age, the need for such methods is twice as important because of the evolving tactics of the enemy.

Security and Intelligence consist of two elements: protecting and spying. Theoretical view.:. Understanding the Rules and regulations for creating an Intelligence Bureau Practical view: Taking measures in initiating new methods for creating safety and surveillance organization. Definition of Security.:. To ensure the safeguarding of a nations ' confidential sources from the enemy's interference. Definition of Intelligence.:. A collection of all info and revealing tasks which are put to use for a particular nation, special group or a special person to reveal a special secret for the purpose of endangering the existence of those individuals or nation. The importance of Security and Intelligence: Protection and intelligence are the initial stagef for a war and putting these methods to proper use is a guarantee for success because of these it works both ways, you can perform a surprise attack or you can avoid one of theirs.

PAGE 20 OF 81 1 Protection and intelligence keep a nation, a so ,iety, and/or a person totally aware of his safety until he thinks through his plans for pre~arations and putting them to use and until he comes face to face with his enemy. Protec1ion and intelligence provide strength for completing proper planning. If there are weaI<4esses in protecting intelligence, the tasks will result in failure, which will cause the loss ftrength and endurance.

Protection and spying is important as it is prescribed by Allah in "Quran" and in Shari 'a (Islamic laws): Every Muslim must stay away from gossiping, spying and profanity. If you catch some one who spies Muslims ' secrets to the infidels, you must reveal his identity to others. Allah mentions in Quran: 0' people of faith, you shall not betray God, His Prophet and/or each other. If one believes in God and the Day of Resurrection, he/she will not reveal Muslims' Secrets to the Pagans. Ifwe follow Quran precisely, it will keep us safe from all harms in this life and in eternity. Protection and Spying draws a line between excessiveness and dissipation

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It is more important than strength and tools for Muslims to keep their operations secrets from the enemies till their plans succeed. The basic essential for every operation's completion is secrecy. There must be a balance of what to disclosed and what not to be revealed to others before hand. Naturally, openly inviting people to Islam and performing your missionary duties differ from disclosing secretes of Military and lihadi operations against the enemy. Regardless

of rank, status, age and sex, it the duty of every Muslim to keep his/her eyes and ears open and his/her mouth under control.

It's essential for every individual/society to gather as much information as they could to safeguard themselves from the harm of the enemy. Every effort must be made to be aware of every moves and conspiracies the enemy will try to use against Muslims.

Just as it is stated in the holy Quran for Muslims to have moral values, this is also proven in Hadeeth which is an indication for Muslims to be aware of their whereabouts. The Prophet Mohammad (May peace be upon him) has ordered in this regard as follows: For example, those who have faith in Allah and the Day of Judgment should accept it & do what God has ordered. The important thing about a Muslim's faith is that he should not care about the monitory values of this life, but to think about the rewards of his actions in eternity . . In another place, the Prophet has said "Taking care of his needs in a secretive manner." If a Muslim believer acts upon the aforementioned orders of Allah Almighty and His Prophet, at the day of eternity, God and His prophet will forgive all of his sins.

Fundamental principles of security

It is a difficult issue to bring security within a btructure, but it is every person's and every community's responsibility to take care of their security concerns. They need to know the basics and act upon them. Also, they should be aware of enemy's plans and know their history and current information and intelligence, and should follow the path of their personal safety.

First Rule: Be vigilant and aware: .

It is God, the Almighty ' s command that: Eve~ Muslim is obligated to take care of his personal safety as well as the security of his rdIigion and the society he lives in. It' s his religious duty. I

Also, it is a Muslim's responsibility to be, always, alert and vigilant, so the enemy could not attack him unexpectedly and based on the conditions, everything is under his control. Similarly, self-protection is every Muslim' s duty as well as the protection of his family, faith and the society he lives in.

Prior to going to bed, before leaving home, whether on a trip or at home, it is necessary to protect important items because, in today's world every minute is considered a time of war for the Muslims.

It is always recommended to be careful and aware of oneself because sudden accidents could happen, which could be the cause of impairment and harm for a person and his friends/colleagues. Vigilance is necessary for reaching the highest level of security, which every Muslim has be aware of and should get enough information, especially helpful information.

For example, to know about the conditions of other Islamic countries and for that reason utilizing newspapers, radio, television, and books written about them. In terms of radio, it is necessary to listen to radio's like: B.B.C., Voice of America, Voice of Germany, and other necessary publications because a lot of information could be obtained from them.

Also, keep in contact with lihadi friends, sharing information with one another, commenting on issues, and getting information from those friends and individuals who are recently released from enemy's detention or interrogation. By doing so, your information/knowledge will be increased and enhance experience, and they will be always helpful for alertness.

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Second Rule: Abstinence and treatment: Abstinence means keeping one's self, works, plans, and precautions from the eyes, ears, and hands of the enemy; and treatment means keeping shortcomings and weaknesses away which have caused, or may cause danger.

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For this reason, it is necessary for a Muslim to l avoid getting unnecessary information, and should focus on useful things, based on need.

It is essential for a leader or the person in charge to inform his colleagues about any less and more important news; and if he assigns a task to an individual, he should give him the information necessary for the fulfilling of the task, not to inform him of the whole plan or program. This way, the secrets will not be spread outside. Works will not be revealed, and plans and programs will not be deemed to failure.

Since receiving and giving information in advance is not good, similarly receiving information afterward is also cause problems and damage. Therefore, in the proper time, receiving special information and spreading it to others is essential and necessary, especially information pertaining to that of a special issue or person.

Informing one' s self and friends is necessary under the following circumstances: 1. When operations against the enemy are about to begin or already have been

completed. 2. When the enemy is completely ready and vigilant about detention of friends. 3. When the authorities are detaining Muslims in large numbers.

Third Rule:

Having control over good and bad habits and dropping bad habits. Most things people do habitually are copying other people' s behaviors such as eating, drinking, socializing, sleeping, waking up, speaking or talking, laughing, etc.

People working for God the Almighty and His religion have their own habits and methods which separate them from the rest. Also there are such habits which could cause difficulties for a Muslim's safety and accomplishing their duties. Those habits may have been obtained during a life time and there is no need for disowning them. If a Muslim is detained by the enemy due to these habits, gaining his freedom becomes difficult.

Fourth Rule: Coming up with an organized system to safeguard yourself and your society:

The link between the Security of a Nation and its Intelligence Bureau

This is a concept outside the frame of a nation's Geo-Political territory. This a way of protecting its interests, because there might be individuals in every government and private organizations, who might be working for the interests of other countries (the enemy).

Types of Intelligence Bureaus of a Nation

Governments count on and trust those departments and agencies which are established for the protection of their country and their people. For example, it is cities ' governments ' duty to have such a system in place, which protects the ordinary people ' s rights. Also, for the efficient governing of domestic affairs enforcing safety and security, they establish such an underground entity which works in secrecy, is guarantor of country and its people, and works for the advantage of domestic and foreign policies.

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At the same time, there is another bureau who works under cover to monitor and make sure the regime is secure from the harm of domestic and foreign enemies; and all affairs are accomplished properly.

Gienerally for the protection of a country, the following regimes are in place: 1 - Armed Forces: They have three branches:

1) Ground Forces 2) Navy and 3) Air Force Their duty is to fight a war against an enemy and to protect the homeland and its people.

2 - The second division of armed forces consists of the following forces: 1) Police 2) Security Police 3) Capital Police 4) Military Police 5) Rangers and 6) Reserve Police. Their duty is the enforcement of law and order inside the country and protecting the people and the homeland.

3 - The military intelligence bureau:

These organizations are subordinates to the ministry of defense and consist of members of three branches of the armed forces. The purpose of these organizations is to safeguard military secrets, spy against the enemies and obtain their military secrets and other disruptive activities. For example: KGB, RA WI, MOSAD, MIS, CIA, lSI, etc.

4 - The domestic intelligence bureau:

These organizations are subordinate to the Ministry ofInterior Affairs and they spy inside the country on people' s political, religious, and financial affairs such as FBI, CIA, cm, IB, etc. Theses organizations obtain intelligence through their spies and have full authority to arrest and interrogate people.

. 5 - The foreign intelligence orga][liza!: ions:

The control of these organizations is in the ha d of heads of states. Their purpose is to get information on domestic and foreign affair , such as spying inside the military and civilian court systems, security and intelligenc organizations, and collecting information

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All governments outside their countries trust those places and centers where they can collect information, and control their employees. Some oftheir examples are mentioned below:

1. Embassies and consulates - especially the visa offices 2. Through mass media and publication offices, such as newspapers, radio,

television, internet, telephone, cable network, etc. 3. Through commerce and business offices and corporations such as oil refinery

companies, road and building construction companies, manufacturing companies of military hardware, food and beverage companies, agriculture and scientific centers, etc.

4. Through humanitarian organizations, relief agencies, and cultural and social associations

5. Through educational institutions such as universities, schools, and training centers 6. Through film and drama production centers

The important persons who could be used as spies

1. A political prisoner, especially the first time detained prisoner 2. A regular criminal such as murderer, thief, etc. 3. Regular worker such as a taxi driver, owner of a hotel and his employees, laborer,

beggar, barber, seller of cigarettes and snuff, doctor, peon, owner ofP.C.O. [TC: Public Call Office], newspaper vendor, garbage collector, etc.

4. Religious and political organizations' employees, factory workers, schools' students, Mosques' Mullah, etc.

5. Foreign tourists, sport athletes, film stars, singers, etc.

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Fundamental principles for intelligence workers

1. In personal and public stage, organizing and arranging for intelligence assignments

2. Collecting desired information by one's self or his personnel 3. Thorough research and details about information and news 4. Verifying the accuracy of collected news and information from a few different

sources. 5. Logically accepting correct information and acting on it 6. Establishing contact with senior and junior personnel of opposition and co lecting

desired information from them 7. Employing one's subordinates and acquaintances and protecting and watching

them 8. Utilizing intelligence equipment and gear

Correct method of collecting information about an individual:

1. Finding information about his childhood 2. Discovering his old friends and his behaviors 3. Getting information about his scientific and occupational endeavors 4. Obtaining information about his family and relatives 5. Acquiring information about his intellect and talent 6. Finding information about his detention and imprisonment 7. Getting information regarding his domestic and foreign travels and their purpose 8. Finding his current friends and neighbors 9. Obtaining information about his employment - past or present 10. Discovering his like:s and di slikes

Necessary security precautions for the daily life of a Muslim Mujahid

l. Keeping a low profi le and not attracting people's attention 2. Getting hired for employment to have a salary for paying expenses 3. Not talking about one's self, work or friends or other people' s lives 4. Not keeping important documents and special items at home 5. Always talking in a low voice and keeping one's self from non-confidence and

pantc 6. Considering telephones and mobile phones unsafe and avoiding unnecessary and

long conversations 7. Keeping important documents and secret items in a safe place and using

extraordinary caution in their transportation 8. A voiding bags and such items 9. In case of an accident or incident, do not get involved and do not try hard tasks

because such behaviors attract attention 10. Do not associate with ordinary people or people having a bad reputation

Going on a trip and safeguarding one's self and his belongings:

There are two types of trips: 1) Domestic 2) Foreign Governments have established, inside and outside of countries, such systems through which they take advantage of special ambitions and objects. Because of that, it is necessary for a Muslim Mujahid to find out ambitions and plans of such governments, and with strong knowledge and bluntness avoid becoming part of their lists of targets or recruits .

Necessary preparation for domestic travel:

1. Selection of transportation and route 2. Choosing a good excuse and appearance

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1) Choosing the right transportation and trar el route: It is necessary to choose such a path and road thftt are less used by the police and other government officials; similarly, the trip should s~art from unofficial stop and end in unofficial stop. I

2) Make special arrangement and have acceptable excuses for travel: Those are the arrangements and excuses, adopting them by a Mujahid could safe him in time of difficulties with the police and other gOt~ernment officials. It is necessary that a Mujahid embraces such reasons and preparatio s, which are not so attractive to the police and government officials such as:

1. Preacher: Pretending to be a preacher b carrying sleeping bag, religious ook, praying beads, tooth brush, cologne, etc.

2. Scholar: Introducing yourself as a religious scholar and keeping religious books with you, and behalf and talk like scholars.

3. Student: Having an ID card of a religious school and carrying books. 4. Businessman: Introducing yourself as a merchant and talking about business

related issues. 5. Laborer: Introducing your-self as a laborer and behaving and talking like one. 6. Patient: Presenting yourself or your relatives as patient (s) and carrying doctor's

prescriptions and tests. 7. Driver or cleaner: Dressing like a driver or a cleaner and traveling on a vehicle. 8. Government employee: Presenting yourself as a military or civilian government

employee. It is necessary that a traveler familiarizes himself with all relevant subject matters and makes up such a story and start his trip with full confidence and assurance.

3) Foreign trips:

There is war staged against Muslims and Islam in international level, and our own and foreign governments are equally participating in it; therefore, it is necessary to be cautious about foreign trip. There are many security measures about foreign trips but we mention a few necessary one:

1. Those employees and persons accused by governments are discouraged from taking foreign trips because the governments' intelligence services may have relayed information regarding those individuals to Interpol and airports' authorities.

2. It is necessary for taking a foreign trip, to get visitor, business, work, and student ' s visa and adjust yourself based on the qualification.

3. There is no special rule and regulation for traveling to Islamic countries; only it is necessary to transform yourself as an ordinary person.

4. A person traveling to non-Islamic countries should adapt to such behavior and activities, which do not look too Islamic and religious. Similarly, he should not possess such documents and items, which could create complications such as lihadi and military books, CDs, etc.

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Governments' Bureaus collect their i1telligenCe in the following ways:

1. They train one of their agents for working in particular organization and collect information for them.

2. The spy convinces an employee of the organization to spy against the employers for the governments.

3. Surveillance, investigation, secret research, searches, etc.

If an organization wants to be immune from government's intelligent bureaus interferences, then shonld do the following:

1. Should safeguard organization' s assignments and agreements 2. Should protect organization' s employees and workers

The safeguard of organization' s matters is the verification of organization ' s matters and agreements and protecting and safeguarding the organization's secret; and the protection of organization employees is the method in which the organization's workers' minds are protected from enemy' s propaganda and misinformation. They are as follow:

l. Training and organizing organization's workers 2. Protecting organization' s workers and knowing their conditions 3. Keeping busy your subordinates minds in organization-related issues 4. Giving theoretical and practical safety and military training 5. Keeping them informed about enemy's propaganda and misinformation 6. Clarifying your position and policy about organization ' s matters

Fourth Lesson

Tactics (Trick in Action)

Prophet Mohammad, peace be upon him, has said: "War is a tactic and a trick. Tactics are the combinations of those tricks and practices that are used for the success of a war

War tasks and tricks are as follow: 1) Strategic 2) Operative 3) Tactical

1) Strategic: Are those basic and fundamental tasks in which a group of Muslims are assembled together to fight against the infidels or in antther words, it is the Muslims' military position, decision, and practice. 2) Operative (Good Planning): Are the combinations of those plans and practical

tasks organized and done by the Mujahideen against enemy. 3) Tactic: Are the combinations of those tricks and tasks that after decision and

practice are put into action for accurate execution of a war such as observation, approach, offensive, defensive, ambush, retreat, prone position, informant, etc.

1) Lurk and Observe: Is an Arabic word means observation. In military sense, it means observation of terrain, looking for enemy, and getting informed about their facts and conditions. Enemy observation is mostly done during nights or days from close proximity; so Mujahid could determine enemy's location, force, and personnel. It is necessary for the observers to be knowledgeable, quick, and having a good memory; also the following items are necessary for observation:

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1) Sunglasses 2) Compass 3, Binocular 4) Paper, pen, envelope, etc. A surveillance ofthe area must be made quickly. The location of the target, what is located where, at what number or at the north, south east or west etc.

Offensive action:

It is very important to know when is a good time to be offensive and take advantage of the enemy's ignorance. It also should be calculated if the enemy changes tactics what to do to avoid unpredictable casualties.

At the offensive stage fighters are divided into two groups: Offensive Unit Defensive Unit

Offensive Unit is divided into tWo groups: 1. One group eliminates the watchmen and security guards 2. The second group enters the enemy's facility looking for specific targets

Defensive Unit: Their task is to safeguard the offensive unit and if needed send fresh fighters to replace the killed and wounded ones; and collecting the wounded and dead bodies. They are assigned to block the enemy' s lway to come to the help of their colleagues. This is performed at specific targets like: Military installations, Airports, Military Bases, Radio& TV Stations, logistic fabi lities etc

Preparing for a successful offensive,;. 1. planning to siege the enemy 2. keep all forces alert 3. the attack must be swift and quick

Approaching the target:

Using all hills and ditches to get close to the enemy as much as possible You can run towards the target You can move on your belly like an infant. No matter how you get close to the target, you must watch your surroundings at all times.

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4 - Camouflage (Cover up): To conceal oneself and the equipment (weapons, etc.) by adjusting to your surroundings and terrains and hiding oneself from the sight of enemy are called camouflage and it is one ofthe important aspects of war.

Camouflage is carried out in the following methods: 1- Taking advantage of jungle, bushes, (TC: illegible word), and desert-like lands,

and creating position for oneself. 2- Taking advantage of darkness of night, rainy weather, and snowing; and finding

place for oneself. 3- Avoiding thick colors such as white, red, black, and etc. 4- Wearing gray or green clothes. i 5- A voiding loud talks and lighting any thi~g in the dark, to draw attention

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5 - Defense - are the necessary tasks and plans that counter enemy's sudden air and land offenses.

I The fo llowing tasks are important parts of defete:

1- Detection - getting complete informatio of enemy' s location and personnel. 2- Security - assuring security of Mujahiden residences/housing by having night

and day patrolling and using code names. 3- Camouflage - Keeping oneself and equipment safe from enemy's air and land

surveillance. 4- Keeping oneself safe from enemy's air attacks and staying alert.

6 - Prone position: Is a position [different] from regular position, which is used for three purposes: 1. To take aim 2. To accurately execute shooting 3. To guarantee a good rest

During prone position, paying attention to the following is necessary: 1. Securing your weapon 2. Keeping away from enemy's sight 3. Executing prone position in speed

7 -Ambush: Is attacking and destroying enemy's mobile positions and their heavy weaponry.

Generally ambush is executed for the following reasons: 1. Cutting enemy's re-enforcement routes 2. Inflicting damage and casualty to enemy 3. Destroying their pre-planned schemes 4. Re-enforcing Mujahideen

Ambush is executed in the following areas: Mountains, orchards, jungles, deserts and arid waterless regions, residential areas

In ambush, the composition and arrangement of personnel is as follows: 1. Assault group 2. Defense group 3. Re-enforcement and (TC: illegible word) group 4. Command, surveillance, and communication group

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Necessary guidance for a successful ambush: 1. Sudden attack 2. Gaining control over the enemy 3. Attacking with full force 4. Enduring pressure and keeping order and control 5. Categorizing the action and the unit in s quence

8 - Informant: Is an individual, who verbally communicates in er-Mujahideen communication, commands, orders, proposals, and observations. Specification of an informant: 1) He must be pious 2) Must be honest 3) Must be brave 4) Must be clever 5) Must be a loyal Mujahid

Guidelines of an informant:

1. Orders, instructions, proposals and observations (verbal or in writing) must be fully comprehended

2. Should seriously adhere to the secrecy of the matter; besides his contact person, should not discuss it with anyone else.

3. Should record the time of taking orders and their executions; so they should be carried out promptly. i

4. An informant should understand when <lind to who relay the message. 5. An informant could be armed or unarm~d; if during traveling and he encounters

any danger, he should eliminate any documented evidence.

9: Escape! back off:

Escaping from enemy' s detention and reaching one's home or a safe place is called temporary hiding to avoid being captured

Good timing for an escape:

1. Trying to rescuing yourself by escaping, if the area is close to a safe territory 2. The enemy' s guards are at-ease 3. When there aren ' t many guards around 4. If you are physically healthy and can tolerate the hardship of hunger and thirst.

Escape method: 1. During travel on foot 2. During attack on enemy 3. During an attack on the enemy to scatter them 4. During cloudiness or time of darkness 5. During getting on or getting off a vehicle 6. During a traffic jam or slow down of the vehicle

Escaping from enemy camp: 1. Escaping as a group 2. Digging a tunnel 3. Cutting concertina wires

Fundamental reasons for escaping: 1. Desire: because everything prefers freedom 2. Freedom from difficulties and hardships of detention 3. Bringing enemy's information 4. Enhancing comrades' morale and filling gaps 5. Harming enemy's morale

Necessary guidance for a successful escape: 1. Good planning 2. Choosing the right path 3. Making arrangement for foods and drinks

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4. Keeping distance from public and urban area 5. Choosing difficult and hard route 6. Keeping oneself fit, mentally and physically 7. Continuous traveling 8. Carry some sort of metal shield with you 9. Choosing an appropriate place to hide 10 In case of enemy's attack, keeping sufficient distance to overcome the attack

10 - Survival : Tolerating the rough condition of being in the custody of the enemy Tools of Survivor: Overcoming separating from your colleagues, running out of food items, escaping from enemy' s prison, and bringing yourselfto a safe and secure place

Guidelines for a successful survivor: 1. Studying conditions of the weather and analyzing the situation. 2. A voiding unnecessary gestures 3. Evading urgencies 4. Knowing the location of the enemy where you are imprisoned 5. Having enough information about the environment 6. Knowing what to use at a specific situation 7. Respecting one's own life 8. Acting and behaving like the people ofthe community 9. Keeping your eyes and ears open for initiatives

Guidance for staying alive: Having self-confidence and keeping mutual trust of friends and being courteous with them\.

Fifth Lesson Tactical Map of War

Finding the fighting ground natural and man-m~de composition and preparing its map on the paper for the preparation of a war is called t~ctical map. In a tactical map, locating the followings is impprtant:

1. Locating the four direction of the territoF 2. Finding natural and man-made composi~ion of the land 3. Discovering the outstanding points of the territory 4. Detecting streets and roads 5. Uncovering enemy's location 6. Confirming the distance of the location by meter and kilometer 7. Acknowledging your own location to pave the road to your fighters to proceed 8. Land marking the special signs and locations

Tactical map is prepared in two types: 1. By using topography 2. By studying the physical nature of the territory

Necess,ary items in preparing a tactical map 1) Compass 2)Binocular

3) Goniometry 4) Paper, pen, etc.

Method of preparing tactical map:

Uncovering items on the ground surrounding you, and recording them on the tactical map based on meter and kilometer measurement.

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Definition of weapon:

Sixth Lesson Weapon

It's a means of war that can eliminate any live and moving target and kick it out of the battlefield.

GeneraHy there are three types of weapons: 1) Basic weapon 2) Compound weapons 3) Supportive Arsenal

1) Basic weapons: Are those weapons which are fundamental weapons by themselves and in time of use they suddenly fire, such as pistols, rifles, machineguns etc 2) Compound weapons: Are those weapons, which are made up of many other weapons such as tanks, armored vehicles, aircraft, etc.

3) Support weapons/equipment: Are those weaipons, which are not weapons by themselves but are used during war such as communication devices, telegram, etc.

Basic weapons ,are as follow: 1) Firearms: Are those weapons, which are powered by gas and gunpowder and fired from metal barrel ; and fire big shells and destroy the target in 'near or distant positions, such as rifles, machineguns, artilleries, etc. These weapons have two types: 1) Light and 2) heavy , Light ",,"eapons: are those weapons used by one person during fighting Heavy weapons: are those used by one or more persons

2) Atomic weapons: Are those made from atomic particles and their explosions causes major damage and are used by dropping from aircraft, firing by missile, or artilleries.

3) Chemical weapons: Are those weapons which are composed of chemical elements and used as different types of gases that cause devastation, such as tear gas, laughing gas, choking gas, (TC: illegible) gas, nerve agent/gas, bleeding agent/gas, and others. These weapons are used by aircraft or artilleries.

4) Biological weapons: Are those weapons which are used in forms of microbes and insects to inflict harm and are used as economic warfare against enemy.

In terms of usage and quality, the conventional weapons are two types, 1) Automatic 2) Non-automatic 1) Automatic: Is the quality of a weapon in which once a trigger is pulled, it does the rest of the task by itself such as forwarding bullets, ejecting bullet shells, making another bullet ready for discharge, and keeping its safety precaution; examples are pistol, machinegun, etc. 2) Non-automatic: Is the weapon which is not doing the entire task during usage rather the entire task is performed by the operator/gunner; and semi-automatic are those weapons, which perform some of the task by themselves and some others are performed by gunners - such as rifles, some artillery, etc.

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Bullets: Is the part that gets its power from gas And gunpowder to reach the target..

In terms of its design, there are three types of bullets: 1. Cylindrical 2. Bushy 3. Conic

In terms of quality and effect, generally theJ are four types of bullets 1. Destructives I 2. Flammable I

3. Laser guided 4. Ordinary/simple

Natural causes, which influence the movement of bullets: 1. Very hot or very cold temperature 2. Wind, rain, snow, and strong wind 3. Inexistence of Earth Gravity

Unusual causes, which influence the movement of bullets: 1. The length of the chamber of the weapon 2. The mal-functionality of the weapon's, inside barrel 3. The least and the excessive amount of gunpowder inside bullets

Virtual and Military Provision of Weapon

1- It's necessary for every Muslim to wear a weapon and his only intention should be Jihad

2- It is prohibited to draw your weapon or point a gun to your Muslim brother. Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) has said: "He who draw a weapon to a Muslim brother is not one of us" and "God condemn those who point gun to another Muslim.

3- Playing with guns, leaving guns to the kids' disposal, and carrying a gun while there is no need for it, is prohibited.

4- Before use and after, a weapon must be cleaned up. S- Proper care must be given while loading and unloading a gun 6- A weapon must be kept in a safe place, away from dust, moisture and heat. 7- In order to keep a gun in good shape, it must be fired with on and off. 8- Gun must be lubricated and wrapped with plastic and kept away from the

reach of children 9- Proper lubricators must be used for clean ups

Using weapon: You can draw a gun in the following four ways:

1. In standing position 2. Sitting 3. Bending 4. While running

General Information about weapon: When it comes to the usage of weapon on inter 'ationallevel, two block: East and West are known. Eastern block consists of Old Sovi Union and its allies.

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The West block consists of United States and it European Allies. There are two types of weapons used to day:

1. Gun with binoculars/laser guided 2. The old fashion type.

Weather the weapon is light or heavy duty, we ust consider the following: 1. The place and date the weapon is made 2. Traditional and Military name ofthd weapon must be known. Normally the

name is taken from the mouth and length of the barrel, for example: 9mm, 82mm, 7Smm, 60mm or Makarov, TT, Kalashnikov, Kalakov etc.

3. You must know how to operate a weapon 4. You must know the numerical facts about a weapon. Distance of fire,

Destruction power, the weapon weight etc. 5. Knowing the parts of a weapon and their functions 6. Making a weapon ready to shoot with 7. If a gun jams during shootouts, you must the cause and how to fix it 8. You must also know how to align a gun.

Understanding some important types of weapon:

Pistol/handgun: Generally pistols are the semi-automatic conventional weapons, which are used for personal defense, guerrilla and urban warfare. Pistols have short barrel and is used for disabling the targets.

[Left side of page] 1- T-T/handgun pistol

Maximum range Lethal range Total weight of pistol Magazine capacity

500 meters 55 meters 940 grams 8 bullets

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Rifles:

2 - Makarov pistol/handgun TM

Maximum range Lethal range Effective range Total weight of pistol Magazine capacity

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450 meters 25 meters 75 meters 800 grams 8 bullets

Are those weapons which are automatic or semi-automatic and have flat barrel and can hit nearby or distant targets; for examples, Carabeen rifle 303 rifle, 1 O-bullet rifle, Dragov rifle, II-bullet rifle, etc.

Machinegun rifles

1 - Kalashnikov machinegun rifle (A.K.M.) (TC: AK47)

Maximum range Effective range Total weight of rifle Magazine capacity

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1500 to 2000 meters 400 meters 4.3kg 30 to 40 bullets

2 - Kalakov machincgun rifle (TC: AK741

Maximum range Effective range Total weight of rifle Magazine capacity Target di stance

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Maximum range Effective range Tota l weight of rifle Magazine capacity

Maximum range Effective range Vertical effective range Total weight of rifle

1500 to 2000 meters 550 meters 4.3 kilograms 30 bullets I 1000 meters

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3-P.K. Macj ;negun

38~0 meters 10 0 meters 91 ilograms 10e, 200, 250 bullets

4- Dragnov (Sniper) Semi-Automatic

5000 meters 900 meters 1600 meters 4.4 kilograms

Magazine capacity

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Maximum Range: Effective Range Vertical Effective Range Total Weight

4500 Meter 600-800 M 400M

10 rounds

4.5 Kg Magazine Capacity: 20

6- M-16 Effective Range Magazine Capacity Total Weight

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460M 20-30 Rounds 3.6Kg

Maximum range Effective range (TC: illegible words) (TC: illegible words) Total weight of rifle

7-~~~~~~~~~n~s Maximum Range 7000 M Effective Range 2000 M Effective Air Range 1600 M Total Weight 120 Kg Magazine Capacity 50 Rounds

5-Grinov machinegun 5000 meters 800 meters 2000 meters 500 meters 9 kilograms

Ammunition belt capacity 150,200,250 bullets

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6-Zykoyak One-Barrel Guerrilla Machinegun

Maximum range Effective range Total weight of rifle Ammunition belt capacity

7000 meters 1600 meters 140 kilograms 80 bullets

Rocket launchers: Weapons that could launch rockets via a flat empty cylinder to destroy the target, near or far

Usage: Rocket launchers are used for the following tasks: 1. For the destruction of enemy's vehicles and tanks 2. For the destruction of enemy's headquarters and centers 3. For the destruction of enemy's concentrated groups 4. For the destruction of enemy's logistics and depots

Generally there are three types of rocket launcher 1) Light (Guerrilla) 2) Medium-range 3) Heavy

10 - RP.G. 2. Guerrilla Rocket Launcher

Maximum range Minimum range Weight of rocket launcher Weight of rocket Limited weight Maximum distance against personnel

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Method of usage: It is used in three methods.

150 meters 50 meters 2.75 kilograms 1.6 kilograms 220 grams 50 meters

1. Standing position: With left foot up front, holding the launcher with right hand, with the left hand firmly hold the bottom of the launcher and using the right e:ye, align the target, hold your breath and PUt· I the trigger

2. Kneeling position: Extend your left leg nd sitting on your right foot, holding your left leg knee with left hand, with th right hand fire the launcher

3. Prone position: Lying on your chest, laylthe launcher on your right shoulder. Make a 45* angle, so the launcher would not kick-back and hurt you. Then pull the trigger.

It is necessary to change position often to avoid detection of position by enemy.

Causes of Launcher Malfunction: l. If you pull the trigger and it does not fire, the cause might be: The round may not

have been placed properly. 2. If the flint does not spark it must be replaced 3. If the trigger-needle does not hit the round, it must be broken or bent 4. If the hummer malfunctions, it must be replaced 5. If the round does not fit the cylinder, clean the cylinder 6. Ifyol! pull the trigger and nothing happens, the needle must be replaced 7. If the round does not hit the target, check the eye-alignment

11- Light R.P.G.7 Rocket I~auncher

Maximum range 900 meters

Minimum range Sight range The perimeter of destruction Effective range against a tank Effectiv(~ range against living targets Sight of rocket launcher with (TC: illegible) Weight of rocket launcher with rocket and binocular

100 meters 500 meters 20 or 30 meters 300 meters 900 meters 2.52 kilograms 8.5 kilograms

12- New Model oCR.P.G.7 Guerilla Rocket Launcher

Maximum range Sight range Effective range Weight of rocket launcher without laser guide PAGE 41 OF 81

R.P.G7 Rocket-

900 meters 500 meters 300 meters 5.6 kilograms

R.G. 82 medium-range rocket launcher

Maximum range Minimum range Effective range against armored targets Effective range against living targets Rocket launcher overall weight

4700 meters 400 meters 600 meters 3500 meters 85.5 kilograms

RG-107 Heavy Duty Rocket Launcher

Maximum range Minimum range Effective range against armored targets Effective range against living targets Rocket launcher overall weight

7000 meters 300 meters 530 6000 meters 3000 meters

RG-82mm medium-range rocket launcher

Maximum range Minimum range Effective range against armored targets Effective range against living targets

4000 meters 300 meters 520 meters 3000 meters

13 - SA-7B SAM-7 Ground to Air Rocket Launcher

Maximum range Special name Overall weight Minimum range Time of countdown Effective range Battery time Battery capacity Firing method I

It is used to shoot planes flying low with slow speed.

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Artillery Arsenal

6000 meters MOD-1 14.5 kilograms 400 meters 14 seconds 2000-2300 meters 60 seconds 40 volts on the shoulder

Cannons are from the heavy duty arsenal used to eliminate the enemy' s live and non­mobile targets. Cannons are normally used to destroy enemy' s strongholds like Military Bases, Airports, Tanks, and Logistic Transportat ion etc. There are three types of Cannons:

i-Light 2-Medium 3- Heavy Some well known cannons are: 1- 75 mm cannon 2- 82 mm anti-tank 3- 82 mm Howitzer 4- BM 1 cannon From the above four types, the 82mm Howitzer round travels in the shape of a full half circle while other types travel V4 of a circle in the air. Also, the lower the barrel of the cannon, the shooting distance increases, while on other types of cannons it is the other way around.

Cannons' targets are two types: I Hidden 2 Obvious

And are set by Binoculars, Military Maps, GPS, Military Angles, and Compass There are three ways you can align a cannon to the target:

1. The circle 2. Wood 3. Angle

To fire a cannon, from four to seven people are needed. Artillery Cannons are used for two purposes:

1. To shoot and eliminate targets in the air 2. To shoot and eliminate targets in on the ground

To operate artilIery arsenals, one must remember and use the table. To find out the distance Tom Milliohm and degrees are used .

The 75 mm no-kick back cannon: This is one of the best types, because it is easily portable and works under any weather condition. Four persons can carry it around. Necessary information is obtained in the following way:

PAGE 43 OF81 Artillery Name R.R. 75mm, no kick back Date made 1956 Maximum range 7000 m Against Tanks and other machinery 500-600 m Effective range against ground force 2000m Total weight 87 Kg Destroyer Round's weight 2.6 Kg Armor round weight 6 Kg Length of barrel 160 em Low angle 0 Destruction diameter 20-25 m

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Firing quality After fire flame

Important Parts: 1- Complete Barrel 2- Frame 3- Tires and their diameters 4- Binoculars

Takes two types of rounds~

1. Anti-Armor 2. Destroyer

half circle 36m

Binocular distance graph for 75mm:

The middle line is for non-moving targets and tpe two sides for moving targets. Destruction power of75mm rou d by Tom and Millennium

De Tom-Mil Dist No

-~-- ---~-... ---- --------- ---- -- - ---_ .. "- - -

PAGE 44 OF 81 82 mm Cannon

For the first time, this weapon was made in Russia. Later, Egypt and China made it too It' s the best arsenal. Due to light weight and easy operative functions, it can be carried around easily and can be used to do a good job destroying tanks and other military machineries.

Necessary Information: Name Year made Weight Barrel height Flexibility degree Effective range Effective range against tanks

No kick-back R-R 82mm 1970 in Russia 30Kg 30 degrees 0-5 degree 4700mm

And military machinery 600 m After fire flame 10-15 m Round' s speed 300m/sec Operative table limit 3000 m Length of barrel 100cm

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Firing at standing position Kneeled Prone

It has four important parts: 1. Complete Barrel 2. Frame 3. Three legs 4. Binocular Takes two types of rounds: 1. Anti-Armor 2. Destroyer Firing quality: 1I4th of a circle

82mm Binoculars:

60 degree 45 degree 20 degree

1- In the following graph the middle line indicates the non-moving targets which can be used up to 1000. 2- The two side, four horizontal numbers are uSFd for moving targets, which determine the speed of the moving targets. Each of the four slots sho~ 4km speed.

PAGE 45 OF81 82mm anti-armor firing table in Tom and Milliradian:

I Tom-Mille I Dist I No. I

82mm Anti-Armor shooting table:

I Degree I Dist I No

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Lessons on HowitzerlMortar: This weapon is loaded and unloaded from the mouth of the barrel, and used to eliminate moving and non-moving targets with full half circle round movements. For the first time in 1915, this weapon was manufactured by a British Engineer and many others country quickly started making it. France made their version of Mortar 60mm; in 1939

There are three types of Mortars: 1. Light 2. Medium 3. Heavy

Most Russian made mortars are: 60mm and 82mm Most American made mortars are: 120mm and 81 mm China and Egypt have also made 82mm mortars too.

82 mm Mortars

This is the most basic type of mortars. It is easy to understand how to work it. It is also light and easy to transport. It can be broken into three parts for mobility purposes. Important parts of82mm: Name: 82mm mortar

Date made Maximum range Minimum range Speed of round With Gun powder Destruction diameter Gun powder intake Shrapnel ' s effect Weight Round weight Types of round: 1. Destructive 2. Flammable 3. Intoxicating Binoculars:

1945 in Russia 3100/45 degree angle 100mml85 degree angle 70m/second 211 m/second 15XI5 m 1-2-3-4 30X30 m 62 Kg 2Kg

82mm Mortar Binoculars are three types: 1- Bottom 2- Middle part 3- Top part

Top part: 1. Observation window 2. lowering-lightening area

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3. Alignment range 4. Lock 5. Target aligning mirror

Middle Part consists of: 1. The side circle Plate marked from 1-60 and it is made in 5 increments, like: 1-

5-10-15 2. Side Milliohm screw which starts from 0-100 and it increases in 10

increments - 10, like: 0-10-20. 3. Leveling apparatus, which indicates the mortar's level and measurements 4. Side Lock: Controls the round from slipping to the right or left. 3- Bottom: Has hook for binoculars: 3. Vertical Tom Curve 4. 5.

Distance screw Vertical leveling apparatus

Note: Tom and Milliohm are measurement means. For example: a Circle is 360 degrees. 17 is 1 Tom and 1 Tom milliohm . For a precise hit in Mortars, they use binoculars.

"'''!'' .. ''. '' " ,,,, ,, .'''''' Getting ready to fire an 82 mm: I 1. First we will put the crown of the gun pn a soft ground facing the target. 2. We put the gun barrel inside the crowq facing the target 3. Make an angle of20-3- degree betweeh the ground and the crown of the gun 4. The legs of the stand must have equal tlistances in between 5. The distance between the legs and the bottom of the crown must be between 1 to

3 meters 6. The chains of the legs must be untied 7. Vertical dividers must be 10 TOM andl 0 milliohm 8. Horizontal dividers must be 30 TOM and 0 Milliohm

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9. The legs must be leveled horizontally 10. Vertical level must be adjusted by the wheel 11. Vertical and Horizontal adjustment must be made 12. Distance from the target must be determined by the table in the manual

Then we can fire: Two types of shooting can be done with 82mm: 1. Obvious 2. Hidden

Obvious Shooting: When you can see the target from the firing point and the binocular + sign hits the target, it is called obvious shooting. Hidden: When Target is not visible from the shooting point and mountains, hills or building can block the target. GPS is used to determine the location of the target.

How to correct a situation when the gun hits at the right or left sidles of the target: 1. Make sure all of your adjustments are precisely match the table 2. Using the binocular of the gun, adjustments must be made

Malfunction: 1. It might ajam inside the barrel and the needle can not reach the round

2. Make sure security switch is unlocked and OT is on IN position 3. The round bottom might be damaged 4. The needle might have broken inside the barrel

Observation: In case of a jam, you must carefully take the round offthe barrel and correct the problem Liquid lubricant must be used to clean up the gun after each use, otherwise at lease twice a year. The flint must be kept away from moisture. You can leave it under the sun to dry Make sure the gun legs are place firmly on the ground.

Note: Egyptian made 82mm hit the targets as far as 4200 to 5400 meters. It is critical to use the rounds made for that type of 82mm to be safe.

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Shooting table for 82mm in TOM and Milliohm:

. I U smg Gun Powder Dist. No.

Shooting range for Russian and Chinese made 82mm: See below:

Using Gun Powder Dist. No.

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Shooting Table for Egyptian Made 82mm:

Using Gun Powder Dist. No.

Shooting range of Egyptian Made 82mm in ~egrees:

Using Gun Powder Dist. No.

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BM-l Rocket Launcher

Carries the full name of S. B. R. L S: Single B: Barrel RL: Rocket Launcher During the Jihad with the Russians after the use ofB.MI2; Pakistan and China made this weapon especially for the Afghan Mujahideen.

Main purpose of this weapon is to destroy the enemy military bases, headquarters and logistic supply depots. It takes two types of shell:

1. Destroyer (Weights 19 Kg) 2. Flammable (weights 21 Kg)

B.M. I. Rocket Launcher: Important parts are:

1. Full Barrel 8400 Kg 2. Three legs weighting 11900 Kg 3. Binoculars weighting 2500 Kg 4. Power source (Dynamo) weighting 1200 Kg with 7.5 Volts 5. Accessories: 6 carriage boxes

Specifications of B.M.L 1. Precise hitting of the target 2. Easy carriage to the war field, due to its light weight 3. Can hit open targets by manual alignment 4. Can destroy hidden targets from 8000m 5. Can destroy open targets in the dark of the night 6. It fires 30 rounds without needing to be charged 7. Maximum vertical of its barrel can be 45* with 0 curving 8. Vertical throw of27* 9. Locked, it is has a height 7* 10. Locked vertical height 11 * which totals to 45* 11. Mobility of 90 degrees on each side 12. Length of electric cable ios 8 meters and can fire 30 rounds before it quits

B.M.l requires 4 individuals to operate one:

1. Commander 2. Aimer 3. Shell passer

4. Round deliverer

Commander chooses a target. Aimer aligns the target with the launcher and fire the rocket. Filler, fills the weapon with new shells and shell deliverer, keeps bringing the shells.

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B.M.l Firing Method:

1. Place the equipment on a high and level place and point the barrel towards the target. 2. Install the binoculars on it 3. Adjust the vertical and horizontal levels to 0 4. Using a level tool, level the distance between the legs of the equipment 5. Adjust the vertical level with the wheel so it will aim the target 6. Adjust the target distance in TOM & Milliohm 7. Insert the round in the barrel and fire 8. If missed, than adjust the aiming by moving the wheel

Firing B.M.l by the use of Military Levell Argle:

1. Target distance would be determined by the use ofa G.P.S. 2. B.M.l rocket launcher should be facin¥.towards the target 3. The launcher must placed on a firm gr und next to a wall or a telephone poll 4. Military aim must be adjusted with the iddle part of the barrel to precise

Adjust the Military angle needle to the approp iate degree than fire

5. In the absence of a G.P.S. use your fingers to point and aim at the target, God­willing, it will hit the target. Small Military Angles carry numbers from 0 to 90

B.M.l Rocket Launchers' Operative Table I Deg. I TOIM I Dist I NO I

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B.M.l Rocket installation without the launcher: Lined up shape

T Shape

Important points to consider: l. Finding out the location and distance o, the enemy position 2. Finding out the existence of public resii ential surrounding the enemy location, to

prevent general public injuries 3. Counting the number of rockets 4. Arranging the rockets in a manner to cause the maximum destruction 5. Changing position after each firing 6. If too many rocket lines, fire the rare rockets first, than the front

Prior to firing, inspection of the following items are necessary: 1) Wire 2) Bipods oflauncher 3) Inspection of rocket for damage 4) Finding the warhead whether it is ready or not

Seventh Lesson

COMMUNICATION

Communication is receiving and sending information from one point to another. It can also be used for detonating bombs remotely

Types of Communication:

Physical structure of the communication means are two: 1. Large systems 2. Small Portable systems

From the quality point of view, there are three types: 1. Excellent 2. Very good 3. Good

Small Portable types are: 1. Kenwood 2. leom 3. Walkie-Talky 4. Motorola

Good communication ' s radios can be distinguished by durability, strength of signal connections and the ones consume the least b~tteries

How to use one: Radios are weak compared to other communi9ations systems but they can be very useful in combat and war situations I

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Volume

On/Off

P.T.T talk

Back up button

Add/Del Nos

I COM IC-V8 System

Advantages: 1. Your intentions must be purely beneficial to use the system 2. To easily contact with your team 3. The best way to get hold of your men quickl

Disadvantages: 1. Can be detected by the enemy 2. Can be interfered

The following are some points to be considered while using this communication item:

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

6.

7.

Try to record all facts carefully. Stand away from the waves of the wind while talking Do not use the equipment to talk to your friends and relatives in the public Clear connection between the wiring and the target object is necessary Time setting is very important; otherwise you are wasting the explosive and missing the target. Hold the system still for better reception At the time of communication, dialing 1 1 1 * buttons for five to six times to make sure the battery is functioning Use less time while communicating, to eliminate long conversations

8. After every operation change the batteries.

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9. There should be some time delays between each operation 10. Do not keep the equipment on while not used 11. Do not mention your real name on the air 12. While walking, do not use the equipment 13. Always keep the manual with you in case you have to refer to it 14. Adjust all programmed info on the equipment carefully 15. When you feel the battery is warmed up, replace it with new battery

Note: Using a system is not very difficult, but it does require sufficient knowledge

! Introducing ICOM RKV8:

This one also has a screen to show the numbers. You can use s size ofthe numbers you prefer by adjusting the size you feel comfortable using. Large numbers starts from 136 to 174.1 Small numbers are from zero to 998 These are the frequencies adjustments:

1. Unlock the machine to function bY ,pushing the red button 2. Dialing D button turns the equipmdnt to normal functioning status. At this

time you can use the MR Button tob. 3. If you want to register a number for example: 173665; first dial D then dial

your frequency or 173665. Hold it on A &C for one second, the number is recorded. There are 0 to 99 channels on the ICOM

4. To choose a channel first 1-8 then the C-3 buttons are dialed. After that to use the same number, we can use the button MR and 401

5. There are two types of numbers on the system: a. Matured numbers which are pre-recorded and b. Immature//special numbers which are not recorded

6. 1. Mature numbers which can brought up on the screen by using MR Button 2. Immature numbers are those not pre-recorded, but could be recorded on the system.

7. When you dial 801 on the screen of the system the sign I which is indicator of weak battery too. If you see the key sign, then the system is locked and not functioning; but does receive calls. You can touch any number, the system is activated again.

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The process of manifesting.:. 1. General manifestation 2. Specific Manifestation

1. General Manifestation: by pressing (A) and (5) buttons 0 to 99, can be used to listen to conversations.

2. Specific Manifestation: In such a way the numbers and channels have been imprinted on the communication's radio which has an MR indicated to show. So by A first and than button 5 the show will start. When L or MR appears on the

screen, the special code number works, but when signs are present, the code will not work. To erase the speakers symbol, we can push A &1. To delete the + and - marks, push buttons A and 4. To clear the memory, turn off the system then dial the small dot (*) and D and turn the system on.

Kenwood [TH22] Communication System

1. It starts with PWR/VOL button 2. There are 40 channels starting from 0 to 39. 3. To operate, first we enter VFO then dial our target number, the frequency can be

adjusted by ENC/SQL. 4. To lock the system, first dial F or MR, the system turns off. To start the system

LAMP, MON, PTT buttons are used. ENC/SQL buttons also lock the system. 5. To record a frequency on a system, di~l F, channels will appear, using ENC/SQL

choose you desired channel and by dialing MR twice, the number will be registered.

6. To delete a number push MR and by using ENC/SQL pick up the channel and turn the system off and back on, pushing MR

7. Specific hunt: Holding MR for one secbnd, hunting begins, MON or LAMP or any other button, but at least two num ers must be dialed.

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will show on the screen. To end it, Mq ,LAMP or any other buttons can be dialed . i

9. Holding PWRIVOL button will shut off the system, or if did start, it will shut shortly after start. This is indicator to put new batteries in the system.

10. If the screen displayed marks that you are not familiar with, hold VFO button and start the system, the memory will be cleared. Ifthat did not work, hold the F button and start the system, it should change back to normal function

11. To install the screen light permanently, hold the F button for one second then hold LAMP button, the screen lighter will come on

12. To check the battery status the MR Button is pressed for one second and then battery status will be shown on the screen. For better operation, use Alkaline batteries

13. The system takes 4 batteries. Watch for + and - marks while replacing them. 14. The Large Number (Mega-hertz) staIts from 136 to 173. The small numbers

(Hertz) start from (000) to 995, 5 being the smallest and 0 is hidden.

P.T.T.

Light

Scroll ing aid

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[G.P.S]

Frequency Control

Definition: This is a machine which has linkJ1 with a Satellite which enables it to obtains

information about various geographic location~ on the earth. In order to function one, we must the geo-coordinates of the location to register on the G.P.S. to find a location's distance, sides, and other necessary information. Some G.P.S. systems have a communication shtem too, via which you can communicate your location and distance with another G.P.S. Some systems have the whole world locations on them.

Instructions for operating a G.P.S. sYftem:

1. To use one, you must choose a clear open area. 2. You must know the type of Alkaline batteries the system uses 3. Make sure the system has connections with the satellite. 4. A small unit has five screens as follows:

a. Satellite page b. Map page c. Compass page d. Return response page e. The menu page, which provides the registration instruction

G.P.S. Orders: On the menu page, it gives you the special instruction, when dial number 5; you will see the following 5 programs: 1. Time 2. Display 3. Units 4. Interface 5. System

1. Time: When hit enter three things appear: 1. Time setting 24 or 12 hours 2. Time Zone: Record the name of the city closest to you 3. Program: If you want to add 1 hour to the local time setting, push yes, if

not, dial No. and then Enter

2. Display: The setup program function with light. When you hit Enter, two things happen: 1. Group prioritizing-One minute, two minutes, 15 seconds, 30 seconds; then hit Enter.

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CONTRAST: This program is to clear the screen, darker or brighter etc. Units: The third program is Units. The function of this program is to choose from the . following options:

1. Position Front: This depends on the regional number, we choose: hdd-mm-MMM

2. Map Datum: This depends on the structure of the map, we choose: WGS-84 3. Units: This depends on the distance, we choose: Metric 4. North ref: This determine the north, we choose Mag (This is not the

abbreviation for Magnesium 5. Angle: This depends on the degrees, for this one we choose: Degrees

4th. Interface: In setup program, the forth option is Interface, this one indicates the company option, we choose: Garmin. !

I 5. System: The fifth program in setup is System. When we hit Enter, two things appear: 1. Mode: This functions with the artificial moon of G.P.S. When you hit Enter many things display 1. Normal: This mean the G.P.S is functioning normally 2. Battery save: hitting this key, the G.P.S. conserves battery. 3. Demo: While on this option, the G.P.S. functions outdoor and indoor both 2. Language: This gives you the option of many languages; highlight and hit enter on the language of you choice

SateJlite page: This part equips the system with 12 artificial satellites. These words appear on the screen: With tracking satellites. , It means that the system needs to connect with satellite then it changes to: Ready to navit ate. Meaning the G.P .S is ready to operate. At this point when we hit enter the following appear:

1. Setup Display: This depends between the light and the screen. 2. watch for: a. Orient sky ahead: this indicates your location and movement direction b. Orient sky north ward: This feature gives you the info about north c. Normal Sky View: in this feature besides the satellite names, four satellite shapes

will appear. Dot ll1umber recording:

1. Go to Menu 2. Mark Ok on menu: A man holding a flag will appear.

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How to go back to the recorded number: In menu feature second program or Points way hold your finger, to discover a bank of recorded numbers. Bring the red mark on 0.9 and hold it to mark the starting point. Ifwe bring the red mark on A-D and push OK, the numbers will show which preceded by letters from A to D. Hitting Enter the target number will appear on the screen.

FoHowing the procedure: 1. The recorded number will be from where we entered them 2. Hole the G.P.S in front of you and begin the journey. After a few minutes, mark

the point and enter a new starting point. At the end, we will go to the menu page and on the tracks, we hit Enter. When you see the OK sign, click Enter again.

Benefit: It protects the road map Note: Before starting, we must make sure to undo Save. To do that on Tracks feature, click on Setup, you will see a page with Recording written on the top. If you click ON then the Save button is released and save action is off. Keep clicking on Menu button on routes option you will reach a page with where at the bottom of the page reads: New Routes. Clicking on it, you will come to a page that reads blank. Clicking OK on this page, we can recorp any thing we want and go back to routes to see our recording message. Then on the Follow, and To and end the session with OK.

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ill The information on the compass screen :

1. Speed: How fast can you go during your trip to the destination 2. Trip odometer: How far have you traveled so far 3. Trip Time: How long have you traveled so far 4. Sun Set: When the sun is setting 5. Sun Rise: When the sun rises

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6. Location: The target destination real number 7. Elevation: How high is the location from the sea level

8. Bearing: Which side is the target point situation 9. Heading: Which way are you heading 10. Max Speed: How fast can you go to reach the distance 11. Average Speed: What would be your average speed during your

journey

Note: When you hit Enter, three programs come up on the screen: 1. Reset Max Speed: To set your maximum speed 2. Reset Trip: Actually, it means to 0 the numbers 3. Stop Navigation: If click on this one, you are locking yourself out of the

system

Retrieving Page: When you click Enter, the following will appear: 1. Change Fields: If you do not like the info, you can change it.

a. Final Destination: The name of the final destination b. Final Dist: The distance to the, last point c. Final E.T.A: The timing to thd last point d. F inal E.T.E: Remaining time to the final destination e. Next Dest: Name of the place you are heading f. Next Dist: The distance to that place g. Next E.T.A: Your point oftra,:,el timing h. Next E.T.E: How much time is left to get there i. Time of Day: Today's time j. Time Stop: Delay and stoppage time

2. Reset Max Speed: Maximum speed to get to the last point 3. Reset Trip: Zeroing the distance a:nd timing ofthe trip 4. Restore Default: Bring back the o~iginaI info back

The Map Page: The number from 50cm to 1200Km. When you hit enter the following will appear:

1. Orient Map Northward: It indicates the north side ofthe map 2. Orient Map Ahead: Shows the point you are at 3. Hide Way Point: Show the final point you are heading to 4. Show Way Point: Shows other points situated along the way to your final

destination

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5. Stop Navigate: End the task

Note: To use a G.S.P we have to follow dots, as long as we have saved the dots, we are going to right direction.

Getting numbers from a far away distance: (project) 1. Where is nearest place next to our final point where we can go 2. Register the number of the place you work at

3. Then we will go to the dots page and click Ok on the word project

Registering a place by its real number: Ifwe already have found the number via a G.P.S and want to install it on our G.P.S:

1. We will start from a dot, and pull up that dot' s info page and see the height of the place from the sea level and hit enter

Big G.P.S Systems These have 16 pages as follows :

1. Radio page 2. Map page 3. Navigation page 4. Trip Computer 5. G.P.S main Menu 6. Alarm Clock 7. Area Calculation 8. Calculator 9. Calendar 10. Hunt Fish Ii. Routs 12. Satellite 13. Contacts 14. Stop Watch 15. Sun & Moon 16. Tracks

There two ways to change screen pages on a G..P.S 1. Using the page change buttons ! 2. On the top of each there is square shape which you can be click on to change

pages with. The rest of the functions are exactly the same as a small unit.

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Eighth Lesson Remote Control

It ' s a tool used to control a system from far distance. Military remotes have their own General and Specific numbers which is used to cause explosions electronically. While the shape of remote controls varies, they all function the same way.

Remote control Battery for reduction

Operating procedure of a remote:

"Green bulb which . stays on for 15 minutes after the battery is locked

1. Before starting the task, it is important to test the equipment to make sure it is not short circuited or damaged.

2. It is important to have a sign or mark at the location where the remote bomb will be placed such as a tree, a stone or a foundation which can be observed from a distance.

3. You should be able to place the remotelwith the bomb and bury it. 4. The Remote ' s antenna must be 1 or 2 feet above the ground and the rest must be

underground and covered with soil. 5. The remote batteries must be new and they must be attached to the remote at the

end ofthe task. 6. There are two types of batteries one is 9 volts and the others are 12 volts, these

batteries work from three to seven days. 7. For completing the task do your own surveillance and do not trust anyone else. 8. The remote and the battery flash should be hidden away from the location where

the task will be carried out so that it wi~1 not be detected by the enemy. 9. The remote and other components shou~d be wrapped in a plastic bag to protect it

from water and getting wet. I

10. When completing a task which involves explosion, keep a distance of 1 kilometer to 1 Y2 kilometers and for an open field keep a distance of up to 4 kilometers.

11. First install the General Number, then the specific number 12. A task which involves explosions can take place at a location when the enemy

transports are at a slow motion, such as.

Stopped Com ing down Going up on a hill

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13. At the time of explosion set the communication' s radio ' s volume to the highest volume possible and replace the batteries with new ones.

14. When the enemy is in the proximity ofi200 meters of the explosion location then you should start pressing the numbers. i

15 . When the vehicles ' first (tires) crosses the bomb, you should dial the last digits of the number. j

16. After the explosion if the situation is b4d then you should take out the batteries from the radio and bury them and ifth~ situation is not so bad then you should take yourself to safe location.

17. In case if you make a mistake in entering the correct numbers then you have to enter all the numbers from the beginning and in case if you missed the target vehicle, then you have to enter incorreQt number.

18. After putting batteries in the remote, thhe is a (15) minutes time available. 19. Canon rounds and ammunition can be used to cause bombs to explode. 20. In order for the enemy not to be able to jam the remote, we bury the remote

separate from the explosives and add Primer-Guard [TC: Anti-jamming element]

Causes why a remote control bomb will not detonate:

1. The enemy jamming the remote or damaging it. 2. Damaged flint 3. Damaged or old batteries. 4. The distance between the bomb and the remote control 5. Damaged radio or weak batteries. 6. Improper cable connections or broken wiring 7. Damage to the equipment due to rain or water. 8. Damaged to the bomb or the gunpowder.

Ninth Lesson Gunpowder

Gun powder is a Chemical Compound which can cause explosion due the effect of pressure or damage and changing to strong gas and explode.

Types of Gun-powder There are two types of gun powders:

1. Strong 2. Weak

There are three types of Strong-Gun-Powder: 1. Primary Explosive: This is the detonator gun powder which explodes by

itself and creates secondary explosions, like Mercury Filament, Lead Iodize, Silver Iodize, Acetone-Para oxide, Hexamine-Para Oxide.

2. Secondary Explosive: This type of powder detonates with Primary Explosive, like: Picric-Acid CPA), PETN, RDX and tri-nitro phenol (TNP.

3. Compound Explosive: This is type from the kind of central gun-pOWder which creates high heat and strong noise at the time of explosion, and it's destructive power is high. The detonator causes the explosion, like: TNT, dynamite, C3, C4, Nitro-Cotton etc

Weak gun-powder: This type is used to push to fly the rounds into the air, like: Nitro-cellulose, Bleak powder etc. i Gun-powder and other explosive material normally explode by:

1. Heat 2. Damage 3. Rubbing

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Good Gun-Powder must have the following l haracteriStiCs: 1. Must be extra sensitive against any !foreign pressure 2. Must have at least the explosion power of 5000 m/sec 3. Strong destructive power 4. Must extra resistant against water and moisture 5. Can operate with ordinary flint 6. It must have appropriate color and volume for transportation blockage

The purpose for using gunpowder and explosives: Gunpowder and explosives are used to achieve the following purposes.

1. To destroy objects 2. Start fire 3. Smashing rocks to smaller pieces 4. To cut objects 5. To displace objects

Names ofthe most popular gunpowder:

C4, C3, RDX, T.N.T, dynamite etcetera.

To know the various types of explosives, you must know that the explosive speed of TNT is 6000/second and it's measured in kilograms. TNT is used in many types of bombs.

The Wick

Wick (gunpowder ropel

Fuse or gunpowder ropes come in tow different types: 1. Slow wick 2. Fast wick

I. Slow wick (bums in seconds): this WiC~ contains black materials which is powder like, (2) it bums one centimeter in a se~ond (1 crnl6sec) and it can be ignited with matches. The best wicks are the ones J hich are soft with an oily texture and similar to an electric wire. 1

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Slow wick Method of making bleak powder:

1. A fixed amount of ingredients are grinded separately 2. Then add them together in a bowl and mix them 3. Then we will put it on fire and kee~tirring it till changes to solid element 4. Using a screen, drain the moisture r d leave it under the sun till it dries.

Fast Wicks (Cortex) : These are made from very sensitive powders and are ignited by flints. The explosion speed is 8000m/sec. It is used in most types of bombs. The color is red or yellow.

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Detonators: There are two (2) different types: 1. Ordinary 2. Electric

Ordinary: This is composed of elements which enhance the detonators and on the inside it contains a wick (burns in seconds) and matches can be used to detonate it.

Electric: This is composed of one primary and one secondary explosive which can be ignited by electric power

Note: For Five kilogram (SKg) gunpowder to explode one detonator is enough, if the material is increased it should not need anymore detonators to make it explode.

Using flint to make time bombs:

1. Using long wick (burns in seconds) in basic explosives 2. To test the strengths of the acid, a few drops of matches' material need to be

placed in a plastic capsule, if it catches fire then it should be okay. 3. Using electronic clocks as a flint, special Azan Clock (TC: prayer clock), one of

the speaker line should be attached to the flint.

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... Electronic Flint

Important instruction for dealing with gunpowder:

Ordinary Flint

Detonator

1. Having enough knowledge about the most popularly used gunpowder and knowing their specific structure and how work with them.

2. Taking good care of the gun powders during transportation from one point to another.

3. Do not place and transport flints and gunpowder at the same time. 4. Do not mix different types of gunpowder.

5. Do not place gunpowder and explosives in residential areas. 6. Keep the gunpowder away from getting wet and do not mix them with soil. 7. Do not handle gunpowder with hand and do not smell it. 8. Use the exact amount of gun powder in a project. 9. Before starting the task, doing a thorough test of the wick, flint and detonator. 10. At the time of explosion; keep yourself away at a safe distant location.

Hand Grenades

Definition:

Hand grenades are made from steel and plastic containers with explosive being placed inside them. The detonated by flint. Since they are small and easy to carry and have tremendous explosive power, strong enough to disable movable and non-movable targets. They can be launched by hand. There are two types of grenades:

1. Defensive 2. Offensive

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i 1. Defensive: These are made from solid steel with tremendous destructive

power. It is used to defend you against the enemy. 2. Offensive: These are made of light soft iron and its destructive power is less

than defensive grenades. These are used at an offensive operation against the enemy.

Here are some of well kQown hand grenades:

Russian Defensive bomb (Fl):

Weight Powder weight and name: Destruction area Explosion time:

600 g T.N.T 100 g 40 2.4 second

Weight 485 g Name and weight of powder T.N.T 100 g Destructive diameter 20 m Explosion time 2-4 seconds

Russian Offensive Bomb (R.G.D

Weight Name and weight of powder Destructive diameter Timing

310 g T.N.T 110 g 20 m 2-4 seconds

Russian made Offensive Bomb (R.G 42):

Weight Weight and powder Destructive diameter Explosion time

74 G hand grenades:

320 g T.N.T 50 g 15 m 2-4 seconds

Outer part of this type is made of plastic, but in the inside is full of steel shrapnel's which causes damage at the time explosion. Australia and Pakistan are making these types of bombs

Weight Gun powder weight Number of shrapnel's inside Explosion time Destruction diameter

Definition:

500 g lOOg 360 pieces 4 seconds 30m

MINES

Literally mine means to block or stop and in Military term, mines are made from plastic or steel in small and large sizes which have explosive elements inside of them and are used to eliminate any moving and non-moving targets. There are made from three parts:

1. The body 2. Placed gun powder in it 3. the needle flint system

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Two ways mines can be operated:

1. By pressure 2. By connected wire

Types of Mines: There are three types of mines:

1. Personnel mines 2. Anti-Tank 3. Noise or Light making mines

1. Anti-Personnel Mines:

These are used to eliminate the enemies ' soldiers . They are used on the enemy's travel rout. When some one's foot hits the mine or foot is trapped in the wiring, the explosion takes place.

2. Anti-Tank mines: These are used to destroy the enemy's tank, so they are hidden on the streets and roads. When the tank weight pressures the bomb, it explodes and destroys the tank.

3. Noise Making or Lightning Bombs: These are operated by pull wire. At the time of explosion it makes loud noise and makes light to keep himself awake. These bombs are mainly used in the border lines where illegal border crossing takes place.

Places mines are used:

Mines are used on the mountains, deserts, forests, oceans, or any where the enemy keeps his arsenals and military forces.

The Advantages of Using Mines

1. Mine is a type of weapon can be used any where to eliminate the enemy. 2. Quick action and immediate results 3. Informs you from the enemy attacks 4. It is the best watch man 5. Disturbs the enemy physically and mentally

Precautions: 1. At the battlefield, you must take good care of your mines and explosives, by

keeping them in a safe place, and during transporting them you must be very cautious

2. When you discovered any mines, mark the area and destroy it 3. Acquire enough information about what is surrounding the enemy, before any

offensive attacks. See if the area might be mined. !

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4. If you discovered one mine, chances are there might be more 5. When enter the enemy territory, make sure to caution your comrades about the

existence of any mines in the area.

Mines are planted in the following ways: 1. From the air by planes and rockets 2. By machines 3. By hand

Mines are cleaned up in the following way: 1. Using Mines searching machines 2. By Load-Baco Thunder Machines 3. By waves

Here are some popular mines and their names:

Usin.g explosives to destroy objects:

Destruction types: 1. Complete 2. Partial

Methods of destroying some objects: 1. Buildings 2. Steel pipes and lines 3. Trees and bushes 4. Tanks and transportation

Two types of explosives are made to destroy objects:

1. Square shape

2. Rectangular

To destroy an object, the explosives are placed in three places:

l. On the surface of the object without covering it with cover

2. Equal to the surface of the object to be destroyed: -e- without cover,

-. or covered

3. Inside the surface of the object: without cover, covered

Cover means to use dirt, sand or bushes to hide the bomb.

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1. Destroying Buildings and Constructions:

Destroying Bridges:

and Pipes Destruction:

Telephone polls destruction Power Polls Destruction

4.1J1: .,.,) -.

Destroying Steel Made Pipes and Cylinders

The explosion power

3. Cutting Trees, Bushes and Woods:

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4. Tanks and other vehicles:

Yz of the pipe is wrapped by explosives

45* angle Depth

Wooden Poll

1. To destroy a tank, find the weakest part, like chain, Gas-tank, and the barrel of the tank.

2. To destroy a vehicle with tires, "(HVV.,,,, the engine, gas tank, the front and rear tires.

4. To destroy an. Aircraft, choose the wings, engine, and tire-rods

Explosives

The following method may help you to figure out how much hard and soft explosives you need to use:

No. 1. 2 3 4 5

1. For personnel elimination: You canuse between 50 to 500 Grams of explosives .

2. To destroy vehicles with tires, from 2 to 4 Kg explosives. 3. For tanks from 5 to 12 Kg 4. To destroy a mine cleaning bulldozer 15 to 25 Kg 5. For boats 50 Kg 6. For building and constructions from 50 to 200 Kg 7. For huge and strong targets 1st class sensitive materials are used. Any metal,

plastic or wooden containers can belused to place the explosives.

I Table of most popular gunpowder with their power and explosive speeds: 1. In an explosive material the explosion speed and power is called the speed and

measured in mls 2 C t th ty h TNT d h (f 1100 omparmg 00 er pe, t e . pow er as a ra 10 0

Name of Explosives Speed Ratio Resistance against Water T.N.T Powder 6000m/s 1/00 Excellent Tetrol 7000m/s 1/25 Excellent C-3 7800m/s 1/34 Good C-4 7800m/s 1134 Excellent Military Dynamite 6000m/s 0/92 Good

-6 Ammonium Nitrate 3300m/s 0/42 Low 7 Commercial Dynamite 5500mls 0/79 Good 8 Penta-rite 7300m/s 1166 Excellent 9 Amato I 5000m/s 1117 Low 10 Bleak Powder 1 cmls 010 Excellent

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Tenth Lesson The learning of explosive materials

Having a complete knowledge of various types of explosive is mandatory for the success of Muslims Jihad against the infidels. We must be grateful to Allah for enabling us to learn and teach each other. If you know another way or better or more powerful way to harm the pagans more effectively, you must teach other Muslims to use your method. As a Muslim, I am teaching you the materials in this book. By Shari'a you no one else has the right to use what you learn here, against your personal enemies, relatives or for personal gain. The materials must be used only against the enemies of Islam. Otherwise, you will be carrying a big responsibility.

Although our mutual enemies are much pO\\ferful financially and militarily, and we can not compete with them face to face, but Allah has granted such ability to learn and use very low cost materials and make our own weapon which can be used against our enemies. There two ways we can equip our selves against the enemies ofIslam.

ll. Fortification: The science of using all already made explosives and equipments like: variety types of b~mbs and mines.

2. Art of making: This is the science lof making the explosives by your own hands and using them against the enemies. This could be a combination of already made and self-made arsenals. This science is much more powerful.

Dealing with these materials, we must be very Icareful. It could cost our lives if we make a single slight mistake. Before we go any further, we must talk about some precautions to be considered dealing these explosives.

Necessary security procedures

1. In this business your first mistake could be your last one, so it is important to use extra caution

2. It's necessary to be very organized. Useless materials must be cleaned up from the place of work and kept separately.

3. At the time of mixing materials, it is important to wear gloves and a mask. 4. It is important to know the special usage of each material to avoid any

unnecessary accidental casualties during our work.

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5. At the time explosion the materials or the detonator needs to be buried under ground.

6. At the time of the explosion no one else needs to be present at the location other then the person who needs to carry out the task.

7. Sometime even taking enough precaution, an accident could occur, in such cases follow the guidelines below:

a. If an injury is caused because of the explosion, homeopathic medicine should be utilized for cure.

b. If there is an accident related to acids or chemical, it can be cured by washing off with water or taking a full shower.

c. If there is an incident while handling poisonous materials, it can be cured by applying milk or lemonade.

d. If at the time ofthe preparation the temperature of material rises above normal, it can be destroyed with water.

Definition of an explosion.:.

To change a solid or liquid element in a short period oftime to gas and releasing them with pressure, this causes an explosion such as pressure cooker explosion. The pressure can be monitored reduced and increased according to the force we try to generate for the explosion.

Almost in all explosive TNT is used. The powder is causing the explosion in this case. Hydrogen bomb explodes by atoms. Look at the example below:

The definition of explosive materials: This is one of those special collections of explosives which can cause to explode with a wick.

The explosives chart is built of three (3) elements:

1. Peroxide (02) 2. Nitro I Examples: Examples: I

1. Hydrogen Peroxide 1. Nitroglycerin 2. Acetone Peroxide 2. Nitro glycol 3. Hexam ine Peroxide 3. Nitrocellulose

3. Nitrate Examples:

1. Ammonium Nitrate 2. Lead Nitrate 3. Urea Nitrate

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Important instructions related to making explosive materials

1- For completing the task, the materials should be placed in a solid cookware such as pressure cooker or a cylinder.

2- Those materials which carry other gases with them must be purified from foreign mixtures than used for this purpose

3- For detonating the material, you need to mix the correct amount of detonators needed.

4- The tolerance of the flint must be known 5- Metal tools must not be used to crash the ingredients 6- The mixtures must thoroughly mixed 7- During the classes live examples and d~monstration must take place 8- All the tools used during the experimeI1ts must be cleaned and carefully dealt with 9- For practical purposes the ingredients must be prepared ahead of time 10- It is important to wash your hands and face with soap or take a shower after

handling the materials. , II-At the time of making the materials, the least dangerous ones should be handled

first to the most dangerous ones and then mixed together at the end. 12- While preparing the ingredients, the most dangerous materials must be mixed and

prepared last. j

Identifying the Primary and Secondary Explosives:

To identifY the primary and secondary explosive materials: Gunpowder explosions take place by mixing the primary and secondary explosives together. Sometimes only primary or secondary explosives can be used for explosion. Sometime an enhancer is used in the primary explosives or secondary explosives. In here a few of the primary explosives will be discussed as follows .

I-Acetone Peroxide

It is white powder in color with the temperature; injuries, friction, matches and acid can cause it to explode. It can explode in (5200m/sec) at (86°) temperatures, for safekeeping it can be placed under water and it can be made from three different materials.

Acetone: 100% Pure Acetone: 10 milliliter

Hydrogen Peroxide: 35% Pure Hydrogen Peroxide: 10 milliliter

Methods for obtaining acetone peroxide:

Sulfur Acid: 50% Pure Sulfuric acid 10 milliliter

1- The desired amount of hydrogen peroxide needs to be placed in a glass beaker which has to be placed in a frozen cookware and the temperature needs to be maintained between 5 to 10 degrees. Use a thermometer for checking the temperature.

2- After that the desired amount of acetone needs to be placed little by little in a glass beaker, the temperature needs to be maintained at 10 degrees.

3- Once the acetone has been mixed then the desired amount sulfuric acid should be added drop by drop and the temperature should not be allowed to go above 10 degrees.

4- Once all three chemicals have been mixed well, then it should be placed in cold water in a cookware for 15 minutes. The temperature should be raised from 20 to 40° degrees.

5- When this mixture has cooled off the acetone can be separated as pieces of ice

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6- To eliminate the acidity of the acetone peroxide, this mixture (See diagram 298) with the help of Ph paper makes 8-7 green color proportionately. 7- The mixture will sets at the bottom of the test-tube and later mixed with water and

after purifications can be used at homes and businesses. 8- The obtained acetone peroxide is primary explosives and this is what we use for

our purpose, and keep it in a dry bottle.

I 2- Hexamine Peroxide

This is also white in color and can explode by raising the temperature. It can not be mixed in water and if the temperature is raised it can get damage. It can explode at the speed of 4500m/sec. The temperature should be kept 200 degrees and can be made of the following three different items mixed together.

Hydrogen Peroxide

45 Grams

Hexamine

16 Grams

Citric Acid

21 Grams

Mlethods for obtaining Hexamine Peroxide:

1-

2-

3-4-

5-

We put a predetermined amount of Hydrogen Peroxide on the fire and let 1I10th portion of it vaporize and the remaining cool off Poor a predetermined amount of Hydrogen Peroxide in a test-tube and cool it off at 5-10 C I Crash Hexamine in a test-tube and heat it at 20 Add drops of Citric Acid into the mixture and heat it at 25 degree-then leave the mixture in cold water. Keep moving it in the water till it gets the white color. Hexamine peroxide boiling degree is 70 and after that should be left in cold water. Then Sodium Carbonate is added in 2.98 and rinsed.

6- With the help of PH pages we can determine our favorite 7-8 bluish color and after purification we can collect it leave it at room temperature for 6-121 hours. Our Hexamine is ready.

3-Mercury fulminate

This material is white or whitish in color which can explode by changing the temperature a little and it can explode at 180 degrees temperature. Its explosion rate is at 4500 m/sec and can be made from the combination of the following three different elements.

Alcohol

26 grams

Methods for obtaining it:

Mercury

3 grams

1. Put the desired amount of nitric acid in a beaker.

Nitric Acid

22 milliliter

2. Add the desired amount of mercury to the nitric acid beaker and mixed it. 3. The chemical process begins and you can notice gases and acids in multiple

colors. After the procedure is over, some of the gases vaporize.

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4. If the procedure did not go as desired, We can adjust the amount of gases and other ingredients

5. As soon as the lead and nitric acid mixes together, some chemical actions start and at this time you must protect your face and hands, because acids and other chemicals might hurt your eyes and damage your skin. After filtering the mixture, we can let it dry.

4-Lead I~dide

It can be made from mixing three different mat~rialS and it can explode at the rate of 5500 m/sec and it can explode 280 degrees. .

Sodium Iodide

4g

Lead Nitrate

7g

Water

189m!

The temperature should be between 25 to 30 degrees at the time of usage and it can be prepared in approximately thirty minutes.

Note: Sodium Iodide is a very dangerous poison, 0.4 grams is enough to kill human being.

Secondary Explosives

1- Picric Acid: It is yellow in color or close to brown materials. It explodes at the rate of 7650m/sec at 330 degrees temperature and it can be readied in approximately 3 to 4 hours from the following four compounds.

Nitric Acid

58g

Sulfuric Acid

23g

Methods for obtaining it.:.

Phenol

9.5g

Water

150ml

1. The desired amount of phenol needs to be placed in a beaker and sulfuric acid also needs to be added

2. Put a pot of water on a gas/propane heat source with the led open 3. When the water gets warm, place the phenol and sulfuric acid beakers for the

solution inside the water and continue tp keep it there for approximately half an hour. After that remove the beakers af):er being cooked for a brief period of time. The nitric acid w ill be added to this. Ohce this is added, it will start the chemical reaction which will cause different gas~s in the air, these gases are very dangerous and harmful one should protect him/he~-self from.

4. After the gases are separated, put the mixture on heat for approximately 2 hours. Let it cool off

5. Take some cold water in a separate test-tube and add the mixture to it. than an hour time, we can filter the mixture. It is ready for use.

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After less

This is a very sensitive explosive which explodes by heat or shock. This is used in making dynamos and afterwards it ' s buried under the water. Explosive speed is 8000m/sec to 9000m/sce. The explosive heat is 150 to 180 degree hot, and is made ofthe following: Nitric Acid 15ml

Obtaining method:

Sulfuric Acid 22.5ml

Glycerin (Pure) 5ml

Water 250 ml

1. Place a desired amount of Nitric acid in a test tube and place it on the snow at 5 to 10 degrees

2. Add drops of Sulfuric Acid and keep moving it, while keeping the temperature between 20 and 30. When the heat degree increase, stop adding sulfuric acid, and when the heat is low, keep adding drops of sulfuric acid.

3. When both acids were mixed, then we add pure glycerin to it. The heat must be from 10-15 to 20; not higher.

4. When glycerin is completely mixed, very carefully, we move the tube into the cold water for 30 minutes.

5. To obtain Nitro Glycerin we add 250ml water so Nitro Glycerin pick the color of white liquid and set at the bottom ofthe beak.

6. Use syringes to move and hold the test tubes. Ig/3H20 is kept in a clean bottle.

Nitro Glycol

Hard with white crystal color with explosion degree of215* Cg and it is obtained the same way as Nitro Glycerin Nitric Acid Sulfuric Acid 15 ml 22.5 ml

Glycerin or Glycol 5 ml

To eliminate the acidity, we add 2:98 portion of baking soda.

How to make Explosive Mixtures: 1. Ammonium Nitrate mixture 2. Steroid Mixture 3. Potassium Chloride Mixture 4. Pro-oxide Hydrogen Mixture 5. Lead Nitrate Mixture 6. Potassium Per Manganese Mixture 7. Sulfuric Mixture 8. Nitro Glycerin Mixture 9. Urea Nitrate Mixture 10. Potassium Nitrate Mixture

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1- The Mixture of Arhmonium Nitrate I

Water 150ml

This is called chemical fertilizer or white dirt tlo. It is used in the lands where water is standing. Its nitrogen percentage is over 23%. It's most important elements are:

Ammonium nitrate: 8Sg

Sulfur : Sg Aluminum powder: 109

2

Ammonium nitrate: 7Sg

Carbon: 109 Aluminum powder: ISg

• A detonator causes it to explode

Hydrazilne Hydrate 33%

How to make it:

2-SterJid Ammonium Nithtte 67%

3

Ammonium nitrate: 92g Aluminum powder: 8g

Aluminum Powder 20%

Most often, Hydrazine is not pure. So we heat it at 1 OOOml till 300ml evaporate and in the 700ml remaining, add little by little Ammonium Nitrate and Aluminum Powder to the

Hydrazine Mixture. Now the mixture is getting ready to be used. To explode aIOO Kg material, we need to gram detonator and 5kg booster. Hydrazine Hydrate is found in the market too. It is a crystal clear white liquid, and it is used in making sandals etc.

3:Potassium Chlorate Mixture

It a hard white color powder used to make matches with. A detonator starts the explosion. Its other mixtures are:

1. Potassium Chlorate 88 g Vaseline 109 Wheat flour 2 gram

2. Potassium Chlorate 85 g Carbon 5 g Sulfur 10 g

3. Potassium Chlorate 98 g Petroleum or diesel 1 g Wheat flour 1 g

4-Hydrogen Peroxide Mixture

It is used to clean wounds in the hospitals. It must have more 35% Hydrogen. To obtain pure Hydrogen Peroxide, we can heat it because in low temperature it does not explode. Other Mixtures are: 1. Hydrogen Peroxide %

Aluminum Powder 'l4 2. Hydrogen Peroxide 3 portions

Ammonium Nitrate 12 portions Aluminum Powder 2 portions

5-The mixtures of Lead Nitrate

It is a white color powder which is util~zed in the manufacturing of medicine.

Lead Nitrate Luminum Powder

88 grams 12 grams

6-The mixture of Potassium Permanganate

It's a type of chemical element which is utilized in cleaning well water, fruits, and vegetables. Its explosive strength is equal to ordinary fire flame.

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Its mixtures are as follows:

2 3

Potassium Permanganate: 60g Aluminum Powder: 40

Potassium permanganate: 2 portions Saw powder 1 portion

Potassium Permanganate: 80g Edible Sugar: 20g

Aluminum Powder: 1 portion

Ordinary Match Mixture

Poor the sulfur from the head of a match mixed with shrapnel in a steel made elbow. In one end make a hole to place the wick. Placing ember in it, throw it toward the target. This will work like a hand grenade

Mixture of Nit~o Glycerin

Steel Elbow filled with sulfur from a

match box

Add 20 gram saw dust in a hard pot to fill it all the way. At the middle of it, place a rod made of wood or glass. Add 80 grams of Nitro Glycerin to it. When the Glycerin is absorbed by the saw dust, take out the rod you iplaced at the middle and put detonator instead and perform the explosion .

Dynamite ¥ixtures I

1. Nitro Glycerin 40 gram Sodium Nitrate 45 G Saw dust 15 gram

2. Nitro Glycerin 26 grams Potassium Nitrate 33 grams Saw dust 41 grams

3. Nitro Glycerin 30 gram Sodium Nitrate 22.2 grams Potassium Chlorate 7.2 gram Saw dust 4.5-grams

Urea Nitrate Mixture:

It is a yellow looking agricultural fertilizer. It's also called Sona or Urea. It's very sensitive to moisture. You need to keep well dry. To change it to explosive, you have to add certain amount of Nitric Acid to it and when it is dry we use it for making explosives. Its other mixtures are:

1. Urea Nitrate 4 portion

Ammonium Nitrate 2 portion Aluminum powder 1 portion

2. Urea Nitrate 6 portion Sulfur 2 portion Aluminum powder 2 portion

Potassium Nitrate Mixture

1. Potassium Nitrate 75 gram Sulfur 60 gram Coal 40 gram

2. Potassium Nitrate 15 gram Mansel 10 gram Sulfur 15 gram

How to make Potassium Nitrate (The Black Gun Powder):

Grind the desired amount of Sulfur, Coal, and Potassium Nitrate and mix them very well. Place the mixtures in container and add water ~o it and put it on fire, boiling it till dries. Then take is out and leave it under the sun. .

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a eo emlca IX ure use T bI f Ch ' I M' t d' ID rna ki I ' ng explOSives: NO Name and formula of Where is used and where to obtain them

the element I Sulfuric Acid H2SO4 It' s \used in flutos batteries, and can be obtained from

any chemical shops 2 Nitric Acid RN03 It's made from Nitrate and Sulfuric Acid. Can be

purchased pre-mixed too. 3 Citric Acid C6H807 It ' s sold under the name of Lemon Extract in the shops 4 Ammonium Nitrate It can be obtained from Agricultural Chemical Shops.

N}4N03 It 's found in Human Urine 5 Urea Nitrate CO(N03)2 It is made from mixing Nitrate Acid and Urea. Can be

obtained from Agricultural Chemical Shops 6 Lead Nitrate Pb(N03h It is made from combining lead and Nitric Acid . Can be

bought ready made in the sho~s 7 Potassium Chlorate It is used to make matches and can be obtained ready

KCl03 made from the shops too 8 Potassium Nitrate KN03 It comes from a mine 9 Potassium Per Mange It is used to purify water and can be easily bought from

NateKMN04 any shops 10 Hydrogen Para Oxide It is used to clean wounds and can be obtained from any

H20 2 pharmacy

11 Acetone C3H60 It is used to eliminate colors. Pharmacies sell it 12 Hexamine C6H1 2N4 It used to make medicine l3 Aluminum (Silver It is sold in paint shops

powder)Al 14 Sulfur (Matches) S Sold in paint shops 15 Vaseline C1sH32 It's sold any shops 16 Glycerin C3H5(OH)3 U sed to rub your body with it 17 Sodium Nitrate NaN03 It is made of cooking salt and Nitrate acid 18 Sodium Iodide NaN03 It is found in the Pharmacies 19 Phenol C6H5OH It is made from Aspirin -Pharmacies sell it 20 Alcohol (Spirit) It is used for clean up-found in the pharmacies

CH30H 21 Mercury Hg Used in thermometers- It is sold under the name of liquid

silver in the shops 22 Mansel Sbs Comes from lthe earth and can be found in Pains shops 23 Glycol C~802 It used to cool off the mechanical appliances 24 Carbon (Coal) C6H2O It is made from burning wood

Note: To be on save side, it is always good to use pure and solid ingredients.

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