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The Soldiers of Heaven or Jund As-Samāʾ (Arabic: جند السماء), were an armed Iraqi Shi'a messianic sect who suffered major losses, and their leader Dia Abdul Zahra Kadim killed, in the late January 2007 Battle of Najaf, as they allegedly attempted to start a "messianic insurrection" against the holy city of Najaf and the grand ayatollahs living there during the holy day of Ashura. The sect were settled (prior to the battle), with their families at a "camp in Zarga, north of Najaf", where "the main part" of the fighting took place (despite the battle being called the Battle of Najaf).

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rdfs:label	جند السماء (ar) Soldaten van de Hemel (nl) Soldados do Paraíso (pt) Soldiers of Heaven (en) Himlens soldater (sv)
rdfs:comment	جند السماء هو تنظيم مسلح متهم بالإرهاب مدعوم من خارج وداخل العراق مثير للجدل تم القضاء على معظم اعضائه وقائدهم عن طريق القوات العراقية في نهاية يناير 2007. (ar) Himlens soldater är en shiamuslimsk grupp i Irak, ledd av . Himlens soldater drabbade 2007 samman med säkerhetsstyrkor nära Najaf. Under ashura-högtiden i Karbala, i januari 2008 kom det till nya våldsamheter mellan polis och sektmedlemmar, drivna av tron på att den "försvunne imamen", mahdin, åter skulle uppenbara sig i samband med årets ashura. al-Yamani tror att mahdins återkomst kommer att innebära slutet på orättvisorna på jorden. (sv) Soldados do Paraíso ou Jund As-Samaa (em árabe: جند السماء) é uma seita messiânica xiita e também um grupo armado iraquiano liderado por , que teria morrido durante combates ocorridos em 29 de janeiro de 2007. O grupo foi descrito como um culto muçulmano apocalíptico que acredita que a disseminação do caos apressará o retorno do 12.º Imame. (pt) The Soldiers of Heaven or Jund As-Samāʾ (Arabic: جند السماء), were an armed Iraqi Shi'a messianic sect who suffered major losses, and their leader Dia Abdul Zahra Kadim killed, in the late January 2007 Battle of Najaf, as they allegedly attempted to start a "messianic insurrection" against the holy city of Najaf and the grand ayatollahs living there during the holy day of Ashura. The sect were settled (prior to the battle), with their families at a "camp in Zarga, north of Najaf", where "the main part" of the fighting took place (despite the battle being called the Battle of Najaf). (en) De Soldaten van de Hemel of het Leger van de Hemel of de Jund al-Samaa (Arabisch: جند السماء) De groep deed op 28 januari 2007, de dag voor de herdenking van Asjoera, een aanval op de voor sjiieten heilige stad Najaf in Zuid-Irak. De leider van de groep, , claimde de mahdi te zijn, de messias die aan het einde der tijden komt om de gelovigen te redden. De groep bestond naar schatting uit zo'n 1000 personen, waaronder ook vrouwen en kinderen. (nl)
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