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Religious Engagement and the Seventh Warfighting Function: Time to Stop, Listen, and Engage

机译：宗教参与和第七战斗功能：停止，倾听和参与的时间

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This article briefly illustrated how religious engagement was used as an effective means to build relationships with Afghan and coalition partners. Religious engagement allowed me to tap into a wellspring of tradition, history, and emotion at the heart of Afghan society: Islam. I received respect because of my understanding of, and respect for, Islam. I made connections with people such as an Afghan deputy chief of police and a prosecutor, which otherwise would have been a difficult task, especially as a female in a conservative part of the country. I also earned the trust and respect of ANA and AUP personnel, making a "green-on-blue" attack less likely. In addition, I forged relationships with coalition partners from Jordan. Soldiers do not have to be religious in order to be effective with religious engagement. All that is required is that they be respectful of others, regardless of whether they personally agree or disagree with the beliefs of host-nation or coalition partners. Showing respect for others is a fundamental principle and one of the core Army values. One need not be a "person of the book" in order to be effective in building relationships with those like Hajji Agha. Simple knowledge, such as some Islamic history and the role of Zam Zam, was all that was required. The Army's functional concept for engagement recognizes that soldiers will continue to have more interaction with host-nation forces and coalition partners. The most effective way to interact with others is to "stop, listen, and engage" through exchanging views with partners on subjects that matter to them-especially religion.
机译：本文简要说明了如何将宗教参与作为与阿富汗和联盟伙伴建立关系的有效手段。宗教交往使我能够发掘阿富汗社会核心的传统，历史和情感的源泉：伊斯兰教。我之所以得到尊重是因为我对伊斯兰的理解和尊重。我与阿富汗副警察长和检察官等人建立了联系，否则这将是一项艰巨的任务，尤其是在该国保守地区担任女性时。我还赢得了ANA和AUP人员的信任和尊重，这使得“绿蓝”攻击的可能性降低了。另外，我与约旦的联盟伙伴建立了关系。士兵不必宗教信仰就能有效参与宗教活动。所需要要做的就是，无论他们本人同意还是不同意东道国或联盟伙伴的信念，他们都应尊重他人。尊重他人是一项基本原则，也是陆军的核心价值观之一。为了有效地与Hajji Agha之类的人建立关系，一个人不必是“书中的人物”。只需要简单的知识，例如一些伊斯兰历史和Zam Zam的角色。陆军的参与作战功能概念认识到，士兵将继续与东道国部队和联军伙伴进行更多互动。与他人互动的最有效方法是通过与合作伙伴就对他们重要的主题（尤其是宗教）交换意见，以“停止，倾听和参与”。

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    《Military review》 |2015年第5期|57-64|共8页
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    Theresa Ford;

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