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This is more about the documentary than about the Islamic concept for which it was named
''Fitna'' may refer to a short [[polemic|polemical]] film by [[Dutch]] [[parliament|parliamentarian]] [[Geert Wilders]], designed to inflame anti-Islamic sentiment by juxtaposing key phrases from the [[Koran]] with dramatic real world events - such as the [[9/11|September 11th]] attacks - which Wilders argues are the inevitable consequences of the phrases.
Wilders ended his film with a picture of the Koran, followed by the sound of pages ripping to portray the idea that Wilders has torn the Koran in two, an intolerable act of [[desecration]] to any devout [[Muslim]]
In [[Islam|Islamic]] [[apocalypse|apocalyptic]] writings ([[eschatology]]), a '''fitna''' is a time of tribulation and great civil unrest. The term may have common usage, however, to describe merely a [[civil war]] within the [[Dar al-Islam]], with no apocalyptic assumptions.
In [[Islam|Islamic]] [[apocalypse|apocalyptic]] writings ([[eschatology]]), a '''fitna''' is a time of tribulation and great civil unrest. The term may have common usage, however, to describe merely a [[civil war]] within the [[Dar al-Islam]], with no apocalyptic assumptions.
Also, ''Fitna'' may refer to a short [[polemic|polemical]] film by [[Dutch]] [[parliament|parliamentarian]] [[Geert Wilders]], designed to inflame anti-Islamic sentiment by juxtaposing key phrases from the [[Koran]] with the dramatic real world events - such as the [[9/11|September 11th]] attacks - which Wilders argues are the inevitable consequences of the phrases. Wilders deliberately ended his film with a picture of the Koran, followed by the sound of pages ripping. The reader is meant to assume that Wilders has torn the Koran in two, an unspeakable act of violence to any devout [[Muslim]], but a disclaimer shortly follows, in which Wilders explains that this did not actually happen, but that a phone book was actually torn.
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