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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 2018 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 1979 Islamic attacks in 54 countries, in which 11775 people were killed and 11483 injured. Share (TROP does not catch all attacks. Not all attacks are immediately posted). Seleccionar idioma​▼ Date Country City Killed Injured Description Two people are killed when a Muslim groups sets off a bomb at 2018.12.31 Philippines Cotabato City 2 30 Jihad Report a shopping mall. Mar 16, 2019 - A man shouts praises to Allah as he stabs bystanders at a rail 2018.12.31 England Manchester 0 3 Mar 22, 2019 station. Terrorists kill two passersby with a bomb planted on a Attacks 34 2018.12.31 Pakistan Sharana 2 5 motorcycle. Killed 160 2018.12.31 Afghanistan Sar-e-Pul 21 25 The Taliban successfully kill fifteen Afghans in two attacks. Injured 104 Islamic extremists assassinate a moderate Sufi cleric by 2018.12.31 Ingushetia Nazran 1 0 Suicide Blasts 1 spraying his car with bullets. 2018.12.31 Iraq Diyala 7 0 ISIS snipers pick off seven Iraqis over an extended period. Countries 15 2018.12.31 Afghanistan Sayad 7 8 A Taliban attack leaves seven dead. 2018.12.31 Somalia Wabari 1 0 A man is shot to death by al-Shabaab. A half-dozen villagers are massacred by Jihadists on 2018.12.31 Burkina Faso Yirgou 7 0 motorbikes. 2018.12.31 Iraq Nineveh 1 0 A woman is shot to death by suspected ISIS. 2018.12.30 Nigeria Dorong 2 0 A woman is among two villagers cut down by Miyetti Allah. Fulani terrorists are suspected of an attack on a group 2018.12.30 Nigeria Nding 5 0 returning from a church event. 2018.12.30 Indonesia Salubose 1 0 Ali Kalora Islamists are thought responsible for a beheading. Jihad Report A Muslim group is thought to be behind the assassination of a February, 2019 2018.12.30 Thailand Pattani 1 0 local official. A woman is abducted and tortured to death by suspected Attacks 153 2018.12.29 Iraq Wajihiya 1 0 militants. Killed 931 Consenting adults are shot to death by the woman's brother- 2018.12.29 Pakistan Dera-Allah Yar 2 0 Injured 555 in-law. Heavily-armed Islamic militants kill eight local soldiers in an Suicide Blasts 10 2018.12.29 Somalia Gofgadud Burey 8 0 attack on their base. Countries 23 2018.12.29 Thailand Pattani 1 0 A woman is shot to death by Muslim 'insurgents.' List of Attacks 2018.12.29 Syria Suwaidiyah 1 1 An ISIS booby-trap claims a civilian. The lives of four women and two children are cut tragically 2018.12.29 Afghanistan Ganji 6 1 It's far easier to act as if short by religious extremists. critics of Islam have a Nine members of a civilian defense militia are attacked and 2018.12.28 Syria Deir Ezzor 9 5 problem with Muslims as killed by Islamic State operatives. people than it is to 2018.12.28 Iraq Halwan Bridge 2 0 Two local cops are murdered by the Islamic State. accept the Four members of a family are 'honor-killed' on orders of a uncomfortable truth that 2018.12.28 Pakistan Peshawar 4 0 Islam is different. village council. Fundamentalists bomb a bus, murdering three tourists and 2018.12.28 Egypt Cairo 4 11 their driver. Two members of a bomb disposal unit succumb to Taliban 2018.12.28 Pakistan Jarobi Dara 2 1 shrapnel. 2018.12.28 Iraq Dowr 2 0 Two innocents are kidnapped and murdered by Mujahideen. Three local cops are kidnapped and murdered by Islamic 2018.12.27 Iraq Ghazlani 3 0 militants. 2018.12.27 Iraq Hazar 2 5 Two Iraqis are laid out by Mujahideen bomb blasts. 2018.12.27 Syria Ajaj 1 0 ISIS shrapnel sends a civilian to Allah. A Jama'at Nasr al-Islam wa al-Muslimin ambush leaves ten 2018.12.27 Burkina Faso Toéni 10 3 dead. 2018.12.26 Nigeria Rawuru 5 2 Muslim militants a group celebrating Christmas, killing five. 2018.12.26 Kenya Mandera 2 4 Two Kenyans are aerated by Sunni shrapnel. Ten people lose their lives to a Boko Haram attack at a fishing 2018.12.26 Nigeria Baga 10 0 town. 2018.12.25 Somalia Baidao 2 13 Islamists target a celebration with a bomb, killing two youth. A half dozen people in a wealthy neighborhood are cut to 2018.12.25 Afghanistan Kandahar 6 0 pieces by a suicide bomber disguised as a beggar. 2018.12.25 Nigeria Bolakia 4 20 Four villagers are sent to Allah by Boko Haram. 2018.12.25 Libya Tripoli 3 21 A suicide bomber takes out three unfortunates. 2018.12.25 Afghanistan Aino Mina 2 3 A Fedayeen suicide attack leaves two others dead. A policeman is abducted and tortured to death by Islamic 2018.12.24 Iraq Mosul 1 0 militants. Fifteen security personnel are ambushed and killed by Boko 2018.12.24 Nigeria Kukareta 15 0 Haram terrorists. List of Attacks One person is left dead after a Muslim bombing and shooting 2018.12.24 Thailand Narathiwat 1 5 attack. Last 30 Days Fundamentalists are suspected of shooting five people at a 2018.12.24 Nigeria Gwol 5 0 2019 hotel selling alcohol. 2018 Three bystanders at a Shiite market are put down by a suicide 2018.12.24 Iraq Tal Afar 3 12 2017 car bomber. 2016 A suicide assault on a government building serving disabled 2018.12.24 Afghanistan Kabul 43 25 2015 persons leaves thirty dead. 2014 2018.12.23 Nigeria Sulima Kalama 2 0 Boko Haram burn homes and kill two villagers. 2013 Three local cops are ambushed and murdered by a group 2012 2018.12.23 Afghanistan Chartoot 3 4 fighting for Sharia. 2011 2018.12.23 Somalia Bosaso 2 2 An al-Qaeda-linked bomb attack claims two souls. 2010 2009 2018.12.23 Afghanistan Nawa 3 2 Children are among the casualties of a Sunni bomb blast. Seven women and children are sent to Allah by fundamentalist 2008 2018.12.23 Afghanistan Deh Yak 7 0 2007 bombers. At least twenty bystanders are reduced to rubble by a suicide 2006 2018.12.22 Somalia Mogadishu 22 30 2005 bomber. 2004 2018.12.22 Burkina Faso Kompienbiga 4 3 An Islamist roadside bomb claims four lives. 2003 2018.12.22 Syria Idlib 1 1 Hayat Tahrir al-Sham fire on a bus, killing a civilian. 2002 2018.12.22 DRC Beni 5 8 ADF Islamists shoot up a village, killing five residents. 2001 (Post 9/11) 2018.12.21 Myanmar Maungtaw 1 0 A border guard is murdered by Muslim "rebels." Two couples are shot to death by the women's cousins for 2018.12.21 Pakistan Lotar 4 0 alleged sexual relations. 2018.12.21 Nigeria Tse- Dzungwe 4 0 Four farmers are massacred by Miyetti Allah. TROP Android App A child dies from splinter injuries from a grenade hurled by al- 2018.12.21 Yemen Shahr 1 20 Qaeda members. At least two-dozen Ethiopians are blown to bits by al-Shabaab 2018.12.21 Somalia Yarkut 24 0 bombers. 2018.12.20 Yemen Mahfid 2 1 Jihadis set off a bomb near a market, killing two patrons. 2018.12.20 Burkina Faso Oudalan 3 2 Muslim terrorists shoot three villagers to death. 2018.12.20 Yemen Mahfad 2 1 A suspected al-Qaeda bombing leaves two dead. 2018.12.20 Myanmar Ohn Chaung 2 0 Two Buddhist fishermen are found with their throats slit. 2018.12.19 Mali D'Abanguilou 6 0 Six civilians are murdered by the Islamic State. What can we learn about 2018.12.19 Syria Qaryatayn 1 0 A civilian loses his life to an ISIS booby-trap. Four women and a baby are among six killed in a landmine Islam from this woman? 2018.12.19 Mali Boni 6 6 attack by 'radicalized' Muslims. 2018.12.19 Afghanistan Pul-e-Khumri 2 0 Two local cops are killed in a senseless attack by the Taliban. 2018.12.18 Syria Azaz 1 0 A suicide bomber takes a civilian with him. Three civilians are abducted and slaughtered by Islamic 2018.12.18 Iraq Obour 3 0 extremists. 2018.12.17 Nigeria Mairari 1 1 A Jihadist shooting attack leaves one other person dead. 2018.12.17 Egypt Rafah 2 6 A bomb planted by fundamentalists kills two cops. The History of Two female backpackers, Danish and Norwegian, are Jihad: From 2018.12.17 Morocco Imlil 2 0 beheaded by Muslim militants. $18.36Muhammad to ISIS Miyetti Allah members fire into a village, putting down fifteen 2018.12.16 Nigeria Gwandara 15 24 innocents. 2018.12.16 Iraq Basra 2 1 Two children are taken apart by an Islamic bomb blast. 2018.12.16 Syria Bustan 2 0 Sunni bombers pick off two civilians outside a small village. A dozen local security personnel are laid out by Muslim 2018.12.16 Nigeria Gudumbali 12 12 terrorists. A group fighting for Sharia attacks a local police post, killing 2018.12.16 Afghanistan Shorabak 16 5 sixteen.
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