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List of Islamic Terror Attacks Thereligionofpeace Home About Terror Attacks Islam Muhammad Quran Contact List of Islamic Terror Attacks TheReligionofPeace TROP is a non-partisan, List of Killings in fact-based site which examines the ideological the Name of Islam: threat that Islam poses to 2013 human dignity and freedom. This is part of the list of killings in the name of Islam maintained by TheReligionofPeace.com. Most of these incidents are terror attacks. A handful are honor killings or Sharia executions. During this time period, there were 2833 Islamic attacks in 48 countries, in which 16797 people were killed and 29596 injured. Share (TROP does not catch all attacks. Not all attacks are immediately posted). Date Country City Killed Injured Description Jihad Report Seven residents of a Shiite neighborhood are dismantled by al- Mar 16, 2019 - 2013.12.31 Iraq Baghdad 7 7 Qaeda bombs. Mar 22, 2019 'Insurgents' fire mortars into a housing project, killing four 2013.12.31 Iraq Baghdad 4 0 Attacks 34 innocents. Sunnis turn two Shiites into pulp with a bomb mounted on a 2013.12.31 Iraq Baghdad 2 0 Killed 160 truck. Injured 104 An Abu Sayyaf group is thought responsible for a vicious attack 2013.12.31 Philippines Basilan 6 6 Suicide Blasts 1 on a New Year's Eve party that leaves a half-dozen dead. Islamic terrorists storm a home and shoot a married couple to Countries 15 2013.12.31 Iraq Mosul 2 0 death. Fulani gunmen fire into a church during a New Years Eve service, 2013.12.31 Nigeria Maikatako 3 16 killing three worshippers, including a 14-year-old girl. Muslim Brotherhood members shoot a young Christian in the 2013.12.31 Egypt Ain Shams 1 0 head outside a church. Fedayeen suicide car bombers strike a police station, killing at 2013.12.31 Yemen Aden 4 3 least four. Children are among the casualties of a bomb blast in a residential 2013.12.31 Pakistan Peshawar 3 4 area. 2013.12.30 Dagestan Khasavyurt 2 5 An Islamist IED takes the lives of two passersby. Jihad Report February, 2019 2013.12.30 Iraq Baiji 2 9 A man and his son are murdered by a Shahid suicide bomber. 2013.12.30 Iraq Mosul 4 3 A Fedayeen suicide bomber takes out four bystanders. Attacks 153 A woman and child are hurt when terrorists throw a hand 2013.12.30 Pakistan Pashtunabad 0 2 Killed 931 grenade at a polio team. Suspected Islamists plant a bomb inside a home which kills a Injured 555 2013.12.30 Pakistan Charsadda 3 1 woman and her two children. Suicide Blasts 10 A bus is blown up by a suicide bomber, leaving at least sixteen 2013.12.30 Russia Volgograd 16 35 Countries 23 dead commuters. Two guards outside a Shia mosque are taken down by Sunni List of Attacks 2013.12.30 Pakistan Rawalpindi 2 1 rivals. 2013.12.29 Nigeria Kwajffa 4 0 Boko Haram shoot four people to death at a Christian village. It's far easier to act as if 2013.12.29 Iraq Garma 4 10 Islamic militants kill four Iraqis in a shooting attack. critics of Islam have a Five Shia are shot to death in two separate attacks by dedicated problem with Muslims as 2013.12.29 Pakistan Karachi 5 2 people than it is to Sunnis. Children are among the casualties when a female suicide bomber accept the 2013.12.29 Russia Volgograd 18 51 uncomfortable truth that detonates at a train station, killing at least eighteen. Islam is different. 2013.12.29 Iraq Mosul 8 13 A suicide bomber takes out eight Iraqis. A child is among five people who bleed to death following two 2013.12.29 Iraq Mosul 5 3 Mujahideen bombings. 2013.12.29 Iraq Abu Ghraib 6 6 al-Qaeda shooting and bombing attacks leave six dead. 2013.12.28 Afghanistan Nawagai 1 1 The Taliban fire a rocket into a village, killing a local. Fundamentalists shoot a polio worker to death at a clinic where 2013.12.28 Pakistan Peshawar 1 1 children are being immunized. Sunni radicals fire on a rival religious scholar, killing two of his 2013.12.28 Pakistan Karachi 2 0 guards. 2013.12.28 Thailand Pattani 1 0 Muslim 'separatists' shoot a 5-year-old girl in the head. An 18-year-old girl and 22-year-old man are shot to death by her 2013.12.28 Pakistan Nowshera 2 0 conservative family for an 'illicit' relationship. Pro-Sharia advocates storm a bachelor party and randomly shoot 2013.12.28 Nigeria Tashan Alede 8 3 guests. A man honor kills his sister's boyfriend for being 'French and 2013.12.28 France Avignon 1 0 non-Muslim' 2013.12.27 Russia Pyatigorsk 3 0 Islamic militants detonate a car bomb that takes three lives. 2013.12.27 Afghanistan Kabul 3 7 A suicide bomber attacks a NATO convoy, killing three. Hezbollah assassinates a former minister and six others with a 2013.12.27 Lebanon Beirut 7 70 car bomb. 2013.12.27 Somalia Mogadishu 11 7 Islamists plant a bomb in a restaurant that kills seven patrons. Three local soldiers are machine-gunned point-blank by al- 2013.12.26 Yemen Hadramawt 3 0 Qaeda. Four Iraqis are kidnapped from their homes and murdered by 2013.12.26 Iraq Diyala 4 0 terrorists. 2013.12.26 Iraq Mosul 2 1 'Insurgents' invade a home and riddle a family with bullets. List of Attacks 2013.12.26 Egypt Cairo 1 3 Suspected Islamists kill one person with a bomb attack on a bus. Last 30 Days 2013.12.26 Iraq Baghdad 3 50 Three Iranian dissidents were killed during a targeted Shia attack. A family is attacked for selling alcohol. Fundamentalists manage 2019 2013.12.25 Dagestan Mutsalaul 1 2 2018 to kill an 11-year-old girl. 2017 2013.12.25 Iraq Baghdad 4 11 Jihadi bombers murder four people at a soccer field. 2016 2013.12.25 Iraq Balad 8 13 A bomb near a playground leaves eight dead. 2015 2013.12.25 Iraq Tal Afar 1 17 Bombs targeting Shia pilgrims leave at least one dead. 2014 Holy Warriors target a market in a Christian area, killing at least 2013.12.25 Iraq Baghdad 11 21 2013 eleven patrons in two blasts. 2012 Over two dozen innocents outside a Catholic church are 2013.12.25 Iraq Baghdad 26 38 2011 massacred by Religion of Peace bombers. 2010 Six people are killed when Islamic extremists detonate a bicycle 2013.12.25 Afghanistan Logar 6 13 2009 bomb outside a humanitarian aid office. 2008 A 58-year-old civilian is shot to death outside a mosque by 2013.12.25 Thailand Yala 1 3 2007 Islamic 'insurgents'. 2006 Two teens are among four persons killed in separate bomb 2013.12.25 Pakistan Karachi 4 23 2005 blasts. 2004 2013.12.24 Iraq Mosul 2 0 Two brothers are gunned down by Mujahid. 2003 2013.12.24 Iraq Bartala 2 17 Two Shia pilgrims are sent to Allah by Sunni bombers. 2002 2013.12.24 Iraq Tikrit 5 18 A suicide bombing is one of several that leave five dead Iraqis. 2001 (Post 9/11) 2013.12.24 Israel Nachal Oz 1 0 A civilian is picked off across the border by a Palestinian sniper. Five journalists are killed during an al-Qaeda suicide assault on 2013.12.23 Iraq Tikrit 5 5 their office. 2013.12.23 Iraq Tikrit 4 0 Four college students are murdered by Mujahid gunmen. TROP Android App 2013.12.23 Iraq Baqubah 3 6 Three commuters are shot to death by al-Qaeda. 2013.12.23 Iraq Baghdad 3 9 Three Shiites are blown to bits by Sunni bombers at a market. 2013.12.23 Iraq Baghdad 2 9 Islamic militants open fire on a bus, killing three passengers. Islamists are suspected in the torture and murder of three 2013.12.23 Pakistan Karachi 3 0 kidnapped members of a secular-leaning party. Four people, including a border guard, are taken out by pro- 2013.12.23 Dagestan Tsuntinsky 4 0 Caliphate gunmen. A suicide bomber detonates at a police station, ending over a 2013.12.23 Egypt Cairo 16 134 dozen lives in horrible fashion. What can we learn about 2013.12.23 Thailand Yala 1 3 A 12-year-old is among the casualties of a terrorist shooting. A university student is among thirteen people shot to death by Islam from this woman? 2013.12.22 Iraq Baghdad 13 34 Mujahideen. 2013.12.22 Thailand Songkhla 0 27 Muslim 'insurgents' detonate a car bomb outside a hotel. A 4-year-old is among two villagers shot to death by Muslim 2013.12.22 Nigeria Chanchu 2 4 terrorists. Thirteen people are pulled into pieces by a Fedayeen suicide 2013.12.22 Libya Aguiria 13 3 bomber. Terrorists snag five schoolchildren and two others with a car 2013.12.22 Syria Homs 7 0 bomb. The History of Muslim assassins shoot a man in the back of the head as he is Jihad: From 2013.12.21 Thailand Pattani 1 0 eating lunch. $18.36Muhammad to ISIS 2013.12.21 Pakistan Jamrud 1 0 A polio worker is machine-gunned in his clinic by Muslim radicals. 2013.12.21 Iraq Rutba 18 32 Eighteen Iraqis soldiers are killed during an al-Qaeda ambush. Women and children are killed by an Islamist mortar attack on a 2013.12.21 Syria Aleppo 5 8 residential neighborhood. Twelve people are reported killed when Islamists shell a church 2013.12.21 Syria Daraa 12 10 distributing aid to the needy.
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