Muslim university students eager to become jihadis are regularly seeking advice from Islamic spiritual leaders in the hope of winning religious approval to travel overseas and fight.
Leaders have warned that the obsession among some young Muslims to become holy warriors was also driving them to “shop around” for fatwas – religious rulings – should their initial request be turned down…
This comes two years after hardline Islamic university students were involved in the London bombings that killed 52 people and injured 700 others.
It also follows The Australian’s revelations in January that a 25-year-old Somali Australian, Ahmed Ali, died fighting alongside Islamists in his country of birth in December last year.





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