Denmark: Security service recommends avoiding 'Jihad'

The Danish Security Service, PET, is proposing that the Danish government refrain from using the words "war against terror" and "Jihad".

In an eight page report the language use PET recommends that the authorities choose their words with care in order to deescalate the conflict between the West and the Muslim world.

Besides refraining from using the phrase "war against terror" PET recommends to refrain from speaking of Muslims as a population group related to terror and extremism. Other expression to refrain from using are "jihad", "holy war", "Islamism", "fundamentalism" or "mujahedines". Read more ...

Source: Islam in Europe