Original sentence: Some Salafis (sometimes called Jihadist-Salafists) believe that it is permissible, even required, for believers to engage in jihad against regimes that claim to be Islamic, because they do not follow Sharia law and thus are not Islamic.These Salafis have generated the most publicity in the non-Muslim world because of their global jihad network which has attracted Muslims from around the world to fight in such places as Iraq, Kashmir, Bosnia, Chechnya, Afghanistan, and the Philippines
Edited sentence: Radical Salafis (sometimes called Jihadist-Salafists) believe that it is permissible, even required, for believers to engage in jihad against regimes that claim to be Islamic, because they do not follow Sharia law and thus are not Islamic.Radical Salafis have generated the most publicity in the non-Muslim world because of their global jihad network which has attracted Muslims from around the world to fight in such places as Iraq, Kashmir, Bosnia, Chechnya, Afghanistan, and the Philippines