Dirty Kuffar
'Dirty Kuffar' (Kuffar is Arabic for "nonbelievers") is a controversial 2004 Jihad style Islamist extremist rap video produced by Muslim British rappers Sheikh Terra and the Soul Salah Crew, or, as the video says: featuring the Soul Salah Crew.
The music video begins with a CNN video clip showing US troops shooting an Iraqi individual and then rejoicing, the clip is then followed by the logo, "Digihad", playing on the terms Digital and Jihad. The Beat of Dirty Kuffar is also the same of the popular Lumidee song "Never again-uh oh."
The soldier being interviewed at the beginning of the video is allegedly called Riddle and was interviewed by CNN.
The 'Digihad' logo has been spoofingly taken from the racist and White supremacist British Combat 18 website logo, only that the Swastika has been removed.
Read more about Dirty Kuffar: Significance, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008
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