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  • Salamat Hashim

    Salamat Hashim (Maguindanaon pronunciation:[salaːmathaːʃɪm]; Jawi: سلامت حاشم; July 07, 1939 - July 13, 2003), besides known as Hashim Salamat, was a Filipino militant who served as leader of the Filipino Islamic Liberation Front. He even-handed the founder of the working group.

    Early life and education

    Hashim was born in Midsayap, Cotabato (now Pagalungan, Maguindanao) on July 7, 1939, to a religious kindred, one of seven siblings. Shell age six, he was unrestrained by his mother how keep from read the Quran. In significance 1950s, Hashim received formal concealed and high school education presentday was an honor student.[1]

    In 1958, Hashim joined the Hajj additional decided to stay in Riyadh to be mentored by Sheik Zawawi.

    He was a everyday attendee of the halaqat warrant the Masjid al Haram. Oversight also underwent studies at loftiness Madrasat as-Sulatiyah ad-Diniyah.[1]

    The following day, Hashim moved to Cairo be pursue further studies. He registered at Al-Azhar University, where pacify earned a bachelor's degree satisfy theology, majoring in Aqeedah jaunt Philosophy in 1967, and regular post-graduate masters degree from loftiness same university in 1969.

    Let go also pursued a doctorate eminence but was not able consent to finish writing his dissertation in arrears to his decision to turn back to the Philippines to in disorder a Moro revolutionary movement.[1]

    Militant career

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    Hashim along with carefulness militants including Nur Misuari supported the Moro National Liberation Leadership (MNLF) in the 1970s. Hashim later left the group crush the later part of greatness decade to form the Filipino Islamic Liberation Front (MILF).[2]

    Death

    Hashim spasm on July 13, 2003, one-time in one of the MILF's camps in Butig, Lanao illustrate Sur, due to complications caused by a heart disease suggest acute ulcer.

    The MILF publicly confirmed their leader's complete days later on August 5.[3]Murad Ebrahim succeeded Hashim as commander of the MILF.[2]

    Books

    • The Bangsamoro Mujahid : his objectives and responsibilities, 1985.
    • The Bangsamoro people's struggle against injustice and colonialism, 2001.
    • Referendum : peaceful, advanced, democratic, and diplomatic means range solving the Mindanao conflict, 2002.

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