Noun:

మతపరమైన యుద్ధం, నేత్ర వంశం,

holy war's Usage Examples:

Although uncertain, it is believed that Dagestani Islamic scholar Muhammad Yaragskii was the ideologist of this holy war.

IDEs have been involved in ongoing user arguments, sometimes referred to jovially as "holy wars" by the programming community.

years, the Āfāqi Khojas waged numerous military campaigns as a part of a holy war in an effort to retake Altishahr from the Qing.

In retaliation, the Grey Council declares a holy war against humanity, and the Earth–Minbari War begins.

Hamas administration in the Gaza Strip, condemned what he saw as the assassination of an "Arab holy warrior".

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A religious war or holy war (Latin: bellum sacrum) is a war primarily caused or justified by differences in religion.

5000 and thereafter proclaimed jihad or holy war in the Buner Valley, at that time ruled by Syed Akhbar Shah Badshah.

This step was also characterized by the letters sent by El Berkani Malek, head of the revolt, in many areas, to encourage them to undertake the holy war against infidels.

"jihad" or "holy war" against the invading Russians.

That posed a problem as ever since the war had begun in July 1937, Japan never stated any war aims other than to chastise the Chinese in the holy war waged for the sake of the god-emperor of Japan.

Use in the modern eraIn the 19th century, Muslim fighters in North Caucasus who were resisting the Russian military operations declared a gazawat (understood as holy war) against the Russian Orthodox invasion.

On February 2, 1940, he made a speech in the Diet in which he sharply questioned the prosecution and justification of Japan's holy war in China.

Synonyms:

unpeaceful, militant, belligerent, warring,

Antonyms:

peaceful, nonviolent, calm, amicable, unaggressive,