Some Islamic fundamentalist groups' beliefs about the struggle to defend their Muslim faith have resulted in

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The Islamic fundamentalist groups' beliefs about the struggle to defend their Muslim faith have resulted in building a strong Muslim community of believers.

<h3>What was the fundamentalist groups' beliefs?</h3>

The groups reinterpreted the last of those struggles to mean a "holy war" against non-Muslims and this has been used to encourage Muslims to fight against imperialism.

Hence, the Islamic fundamentalist groups' beliefs about the struggle to defend their Muslim faith have resulted in building a strong Muslim community of believers.

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