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Cambridge appointee reportedly advocated studying engineering to make weaponry for jihad

A Cambridge appointee is reported to have written that Muslims should study engineering to make weaponry for jihad. The headline provides no indication of an imminent threat or attack.

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Reported extremist advocacy linked to weaponry can raise concerns about radicalization and public safety.

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  1. Cambridge appointee Farah Ahmed wrote Muslims should study engineering to 'make weaponry for jihad' | Indiablooms ↗indiablooms.com · Recorded source date: Aug 25, 2026, 2:16 PM UTC

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