Qaeda urges Muslims to fight secularism, France

It urged al-Qaeda in North Africa youths Muslim to stay in country to battle secularism but said jihadists should going to fight for "the Crusaders France" in Algeria, Mali and monitoring group said Sunday.In message posted on the sites jihadist,: DUBAI site said Monitoring Service reported.AQIM Qaedain the Islamic Maghreb and cited religious edicts, to encourage young people to flee their Muslim, that young people in Tunisia and the rest of the Muslim North Africa "should be no room for secular survey and other foreigners to sow corruption on earth." Similarly, the group said, the jihadists in Tunisia, Morocco, Libya and Mauritania should be directed to Mali and Algeria "to thwart the attack France Crusades and defeat its agents in the region." French troops deployed in Mali earlier this year to help stop militants linked to al Qaeda who dominated northern Mali , near the Algerian border, since April 2012 from moving south and threaten the French capital Bamako.Some 4,000 troops currently on the ground in Mali, where they are fighting the Islamists.