In the third episode, the host interviews two Muslims, who are also convicted terrorists, about their view on killing the innocent people in modern Jihad. Their reply regards a civilian as an outright combatant, a guilty one, simply because he/her also has voted and paid tax to the government which send troops to attack a Muslim country. This is where I start to realize their Jihad may have been an act of 'revenge' in reality instead of Quran's interpretation -"striving in the way of God (al-jihad fi sabil Allah)." Then, this documentary host further brings in one forgiving act from the Prophet himself - sparing the lives of his longstanding enemies who had been trying to kill Muhammad. This is a way, i think, to persuade those who have joined Jihad not to continue their killing and stop the use of violence. This documentary is a gesture for reconciliation after that 911 attack and retaliations from both sides.
