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Hizb Tawheed Wal-QitaalAbū Mus‘ab As-Sūrī (may Allāh protect him) said 70 about thesebases; ―The secret Jihadi organizations used this manner in all Jihadiexperiences. Rather, it can be said that this method is fundamental inpreparing all secret organizations and guerilla warriors throughout theworld. Although this method only allows training on light and personalweapons and allows some lessons on how to use explosives and weapons touse in the first stages of guerilla warfare, it is proven that this method ishighly effective. The basic principle, as we will explain in guerrilla warfareoperations, is having moral motivation and the will to fight; not to increasethe knowledge of weapons which are not used by the mujāhidīn practically.Through these methods, the trainees learn how to disassemble andreassemble the weapons, and how to use and shoot them theoretically. Theywill do this practically and perform limited shooting in an empty area,cave, or in an enclosed part of a house that is sound proof. Most of the firstshooting done by the trainee is performed during actual fightingoperations. The mujāhidīn used this method in the Syrian Jihadiexperience from 1975 to 1982 and it was very useful and successful. Indeedsome of the mujāhidīn were able to kill some of the apostates and theirhelpers in their first actual shooting operations. They developed their skillsthrough actual operations and it was a unique experience. Similarly, thishappened in Jihadi experiences in other countries…‖ and he, may Allāhprotect him, went on to elaborate; ―…From the experiences of trainingin houses, the level of the military preparation was relatively low.However, the level of security was very high because this traininghappened in a very secret and precautionary environment. Also theideological and moral training was high and it was reflected in the Jihadiideological and political understanding. It was also reflected in the theoryof Jihadi guerilla warfare, especially in our Jihadi experiences in Syria,Egypt, Libya, Algeria, Morocco, and others.… We saw that the subjectsthat we taught in houses proved to be important, especially the educationaland ideological ones. And in certain situations the cell was able to establishlimited and mobile bases. This made the operational circle to be completeand to be the model of best preparation, even if it did not reach a highmilitary level. That (attaining the model of best preparation) is becausethere were no political and security restraints, like the case of movingabroad to training.‖ 7170 The Global Islamic Resistance Call Ch. 8 Sec. 6 The Theory of Training in the Global IslamicResistance Call: Secret Training in Homes.71 Ibid pg. 15-19.The Compilation Of Security And Intelligence Principles Page 98