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	Hussein of Jordan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hussein bin Talal (Arabic: حسين بن طلال) (November 14, 1935 – February 7, 1999) was the King of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan from 1952 to 1999.
		Hussein chased after the assailant who shot back at him; the young prince is said to have been saved by a bullet fortuitously striking a medal that his grandfather had recently awarded him and insisted he wear.
		A graduate of Cambridge University and a former lecturer in English literature at Cairo University, the bride was 26 to the groom's 19.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hussein_of_Jordan (745 words)

	Saddam Hussein killer file - page 1 of 2
		Hussein is returned to his now remarried mother but is mistreated by her and his stepfather.
		Hussein, who has returned to Iraq to study at the Baghdad Law College, again goes into exile, from where he makes frequent incursions back into the country until, on 14 October 1964, he is arrested by the Iraqi authorities and sent to prison.
		Hussein is reported to have "explicitly endorsed the killings, which, as he saw them, 'purified' and healed the family by amputating from the 'hand' and 'ailing finger'".
	www.moreorless.au.com /killers/hussein.html (6297 words)

	Al Hussein - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Al Hussein or al-Husayn (Arabic: الحسين) is a designation of an Iraqi missile, supposedly named after Imam Hussein.
		During 1988-90, the Iraqis made strides in their indigenous rocket program, which was centered on upgrading the performance of the Scud.
		Some 11.20 meters in length and 0.90 meters in diameter, the Al Hussein corresponds more or less to the SCUD-B (length: 11.50 meters; diameter: 0.88 meters).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Al_Hussein (209 words)

	Saddam Hussein (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		Tulfah, an Iraqi army officer who introduced Hussein to the evils of colonialism in Iraq, was imprisoned by the British for his activism against the English-backed monarchy of King Feisal I. The Baath (renaissance) Party, which Muslim Salah Bitar and Christian Michel Aflaq originally established, became a vehicle for Hussein.
		Hussein was put into control of the internal security apparatus, and within a decade, he had created a police state within Iraq that was so oppressive that it has often received criticism from moderate Arab states.
		Saddam Hussein was married to Adnan Khayr Allah's sister and Adnan Khayr Allah was married to Bakr's daughter.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/world/iraq/saddam.htm (986 words)

	/Hussein1.htm
		Hussein's father, Hussein al-Majid, died or abandoned the family (according to who is reporting the story), within a short time of his birth.
		Hussein was made Deputy Chairman of the Revolutionary Command Council, in charge of internal security.
		Hussein has managed to survive the loss of a large portion of his army, a major psychological defeat, and control of the Northern and Southern part of Iraq, yet he continues in power in Iraq.
	www.emergency.com /hussein1.htm (1572 words)

	The Massacre of Karbala (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		Muslim was about to head back towards Al Hussein (a.s.), to report to him the homage and allegiance of the people of Al -Kufa, when he thought that the situation had become stable favoring their position; so he wrote back to Al- Hussein (a.s) confirming the Kufis’ support and invitation.
		The head of Al- Hussein (a.s.) was carried to Al -Kufa along with the heads of the rest of the murdered persons and the captives of women and children, while the bodies were left to be disfigured by the horses’ hooves.
		Under the slogan “Al Hussein must be revenged”, numerous revolts and rebellions had erected against the Umayyads up till the end of their rule and the coming of the Abbasids who considered themselves as the avengers of Al Hussein’s (a.s) martyr from the Umayyads.
	www.bayynat.org /www/english/Islamicinsights/karbala.htm (2302 words)

	Hussein
		Al Hussein Al Hussein or al-Husayn is a designation of an missile During 1988-90, the Iraqis made strides in their indig...
		Hussein Kamel Hussein Kamel Hassan al-Majid was the son-in-law of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.
		Sherif Hussein ibn Ali Hussein ibn Ali or Husayn ibn Ali was the Abdul Aziz al Saud.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/hussein.html (353 words)

	Al Hussein / al-Husayn - Iraq Special Weapons (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		A variant of the Al Husayn was also produced, known as the Al Husayn Short.
		A total of four or five of these Al Husayn missile variants were probably fired during the Gulf War, including at least one Al Hijarah which landed in the Negev Desert near the Israeli nuclear facility near Dimona.
		These Al Hussein missiles eluded UNSCOM inspectors, along with as many as 20 long-range missile warheads produced before 1991 specifically to carry biological weapons.
	www.globalsecurity.org /wmd/world/iraq/al_hussein.htm (1073 words)

	Al-Hussein / Al-Abbas (Scud)
		Al Hussein was used in large quantities in both Gulf wars.It has a range of 600 km.
		Al Hiyarah was a version of the Al Hussein missile with special warheads - one version for poison gas and one with a concrete warhead (possibly against hardened targets like nuclear power plants).
		Al Abbas was a stretched version with a range of 750 km.
	www.skyrocket.de /space/doc_lau/al_hussein.htm (107 words)

	Alia al Hussein - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		Alia Baha ed Din Toukan (December 25, 1948 - February 9, 1977), was the third wife of King Hussein of Jordan.
		A daughter of Bahauddin Toukan, former Jordanian ambassador to the Court of St. James's, she was born in Cairo, Egypt.
		She married the king on December 24, 1972, and was titled Queen Alia al Hussein.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Alia_al_Hussein (129 words)

	King Abdullah bin Al-Hussein (1882-1951)
		Mentor to his grandson, the late King Hussein I of Jordan, Abdullah’s character constituted a blend of the traditionalist and the modern.
		Miraculously, the bullet meant for Hussein deflected off a medal he was wearing, thereby saving his life.
		The murder of King Hussein’s grandfather had a profound influence on his life in terms of understanding the importance and inevitability of death, as well as a sense of the importance of his duty and responsibility in the years to come.
	www.kinghussein.gov.jo /kingabdullah.html (629 words)

	Al Hussein too good for Dempo
		Al Hussein, who won both of their matches, lead the table with six points followed by Al Ahed, have three after a victory over Dempo.
		Al Hussein, who were superior in terms of skill, had the Dempo citadel under continuous pressure in the first half but were unable to take an early lead as Satish Kumar put up an excellent show under the bar, denying Bani-Hani, Al Sheyab and Alriahna from scoring.
		Al Hussein substitute Ehmoud then completed the rout in injury time after Dempo tried to stage a comeback in the last quarter of the match, when he uncorked a right-footer from inside the box off Al-Zboun's pass.
	www.rediff.com /sports/2005/apr/06foot.htm (451 words)

	Bush Reasserts Hussein-Al Qaeda Link (washingtonpost.com)
		President Bush insisted today that "numerous contacts" between the ousted government of Saddam Hussein and the al Qaeda terrorist network showed that the former Iraqi leader was a threat to the United States, despite a report by the Sept. 11 commission that found no "collaborative relationship" between Iraq and al Qaeda.
		Along with the contention that Hussein was stockpiling weapons of mass destruction, Bush, Vice President Cheney and other top administration officials have often asserted that there were extensive ties between Hussein's government and Osama bin Laden's terrorist network.
		As recently as Monday, Cheney said in a speech that Hussein "had long-established ties with al Qaeda." Bush, asked on Tuesday to verify or qualify that claim, defended it by pointing to Abu Musab Zarqawi, who has taken credit for a wave of attacks in Iraq.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A48970-2004Jun17.html (813 words)

	Al Hussein Public Parks
		Al Hussein Public Parks project is one of the landmarks in Amman.
		Moreover, it is in line with the vision expressed by the Late King Hussein as far as the enrichment of man’s life with all sorts of knowledge.
		As Al Hussein Public Parks project was created in memory of the Late King Hussein, the Automobile Museum was erected
	www.ammancity.gov.jo /english/project/p4.asp (980 words)

	No proof found to link Al Qaeda with Hussein
		The administration's allegations that Hussein still had weapons of mass destruction have been the subject of much greater public and political controversy.
		But evidence of Iraq's ties to Al Qaeda was always sketchy, based largely on testimony of Iraqi defectors and prisoners, supplemented with reports from foreign agents and eavesdropping.
		The Bush administration has defended its prewar descriptions of Hussein and is calling Iraq "the central front in the war on terrorism," as the president told U.S. troops two weeks ago.
	www.freep.com /news/nw/intel3_20040303.htm (945 words)

	Al Qaeda-Hussein Link Is Dismissed (washingtonpost.com)
		The Sept. 11 commission reported yesterday that it has found no "collaborative relationship" between Iraq and al Qaeda, challenging one of the Bush administration's main justifications for the war in Iraq.
		Along with the contention that Saddam Hussein was stockpiling weapons of mass destruction, President Bush, Vice President Cheney and other top administration officials have often asserted that there were extensive ties between Hussein's government and Osama bin Laden's terrorist network; earlier this year, Cheney said evidence of a link was "overwhelming."
		Vice President Cheney said in a speech on Monday that Saddam Hussein "had long-established ties with al Qaeda." The Sept. 11 panel said in a report that it has found no "collaborative relationship" between Iraq and al Qaeda.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A47812-2004Jun16.html (790 words)

	Saddam Hussein’s Philanthropy of Terror
		Hussein did not personally order the September 11 attacks, the fuzzy logic goes, hence he has no significant ties to terrorists, especially al Qaeda.
		Iraqi diplomat Hisham al Hussein was expelled from the Philippines last February after cellphone records showed he was in contact with leaders of Abu Sayyaf, an al Qaeda-allied terrorist group.
		Al Ani was expelled two weeks after the suspected meeting with Atta for apparently hostile surveillance of Radio Free Europe’s Prague headquarters.
	www.papillonsartpalace.com /sadterdam.htm (3636 words)

	Al Hussein, Dempo to clash in AFC Cup
		Al Hussein, leading the group after an impressive 4-0 victory over Al Ahed, need a draw to stay on top at the end of the first leg matches in the league.
		Al Hussein team manager Fahmi Roshan Naimi said their aim is to win and expressed confidence that the team would collect full points.
		Al Hussein players, with the average height of six feet, will play more with long ball passes to unsettle their opponents.
	inhome.rediff.com /sports/2005/apr/05afc.htm (547 words)

	Deroy Murdock on Iraq on National Review Online
		Bush and his national-security team should repeatedly devote entire speeches and publications — complete with documents, names, and visuals, including photographs of terrorists and their innocent victims — to remind Americans and the world that Baathist Iraq was a general store for terrorists, complete with cash, training, lodging, and even medical attention.
		Hussein's hospitality towards these mass murderers placed him in violation of United Nations Security Council Resolution 687, which prohibited him from giving safe harbor to or otherwise supporting terrorists.
		While Saddam Hussein never may endure a courtroom cross-examination, plenty already exists in the public record (and surely more should be declassified) to confirm that his ouster, the liberation of Iraq and its current rehabilitation were and are necessary phases of the war on terror.
	www.nationalreview.com /murdock/murdock200310210934.asp (1669 words)

	NTI: Country Overviews: Iraq: Missile Capabilities
		The second group reported to Hussein Kamil, and was composed primarily of missile specialists from the armed forces.
		Although the groups were competitive and did initially come up with different solutions to the technical problems at hand, they did cooperate on a variety of issues as work progressed.
		Meanwhile, and based on the August test, Iraqi engineers were ready to refine the prototype: to accomplish this missionâ”and in keeping with the broader changes in military industrializationâ”the research group was transferred to MIC control and became the Bureau of Research and Engineering Applications.
	www.nti.org /e_research/profiles/Iraq/Missile/2140_2993.html (1068 words)

	Online NewsHour: Links Between Saddam Hussein and Al-Qaida -- October 6, 2004
		And the point is that that's the place where you're most likely to see the terrorist come together with weapons of mass destruction, the deadly technologies that Saddam Hussein had developed and used over the years.
		We don't have any proof that Saddam Hussein directed these attacks, that he was behind the attacks on Sept. 11.
		There was a reason why 70 percent of the American people believed that Saddam Hussein was involved in 9/11, and that is because the administration time after time put the two of them together in the same framework.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/bb/politics/july-dec04/linkage_10-06.html (2211 words)

	Thousands of Jordanians join Al Hussein March against cancer
		Al Hussein March Against Cancer, named after the late King Hussein who lost a battle against cancer on Feb. 7, is part of a fund-raising programme to raise JD1 million to offer free or partially-free cancer treatment for less privileged citizens.
		The 12-kilometre march, led by Her Majesty Queen Noor kicked off from Al Hussein Sports City and proceeded to Al Amal Centre and back to the Sports City.
		Al Amal Cancer Centre, a $35 million facility, was set up in 1997 through donations from Jordanians and other nationals including grants and soft loans.
	www.jordanembassyus.org /102399005.htm (513 words)

	Al Qa Qaa - Iraq Special Weapons Facilities
		Al Qa Qaa is located in Yousefiya 30-38 km South of Baghdad, near Iskandariya.
		Al Qa Qaa was responsible for the explosive filling of long-range missile warheads.
		The involvement of the Al Qa Qaa State Establishment in support of the development of the implosion package began in 1987.
	www.fas.org /nuke/guide/iraq/facility/al_qa_qaa.htm (355 words)

	HRH Crown Prince Hamzah bin Al Hussein
		His Royal Highness Crown Prince Hamzah bin Al Hussein was born in Amman on March 29, 1980 to His Majesty King Hussein bin Talal and Her Majesty Queen Noor Al Hussein.
		His Royal Highness was officially named Crown Prince of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan on February 7, 1999 by His Majesty King Abdullah bin Al Hussein upon the death of His Majesty King Hussein.
		In August 1999, His Majesty King Abdullah II entrusted Crown Prince Hamzah to oversee the affairs of the Royal Academy for Islamic Civilization Research, the 'Al Al-Bayt Foundation, by naming him as the Chairman of the Higher Council of the Foundation.
	www.kinghussein.gov.jo /prince_hamza.html (378 words)

	Saddam Hussein's Philanthropy of Terror - by Deroy Murdock
		Al Hayat, in December 2000 featured this letter expressing gratitude and appreciation to President Yasser Arafat and to President Saddam Hussein from the family of Imad Al-Dib Badir Al-Dayah.
		9/11 hijackers Nawaz al Hamzi and Khalid al Midhar
		Saddam Hussein was a living threat to American national security and the safety of the civilized world.
	www.husseinandterror.com (4376 words)

	Cheney claims al Qaeda link to Hussein / He also says regime had program for prohibited weapons
		His comments were seen as stoking new controversy over Iraq just as the vice president is embarking on a trip to an economic summit in Switzerland and meetings with European officials, some of them fierce opponents of the war who have been dismissive of U.S. claims about the threat posed by Iraq.
		U.S. intelligence officials agree that there were contacts between Hussein's agents and al Qaeda dating back a decade, and that certain operatives with ties to al Qaeda have found haven at various times in Iraq.
		When Hussein was captured last month, he was found with a document warning his supporters to be wary of working with foreign fighters.
	sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2004/01/23/MNG3M4G9GV1.DTL (804 words)

	Saddam's Al Qaeda Connection (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		If critics can show that the administration overplayed the al Qaeda-Saddam connection, they will undermine not only an important rationale for removing the Iraqi dictator, but the broader, arguably more important case for the war--that the conflict in Iraq was one battle in the worldwide war on terror.
		Throughout the summer and fall of 2002, al Qaeda operatives held in Guantanamo corroborated previously sketchy reports of a series of meetings in Khartoum, Sudan, home to al Qaeda during the mid-90s.
		Hussein left the Philippines for Iraq after he was "PNG'd"--declared persona non grata--by the Philippine government and has not been heard from since.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/969032/posts (5686 words)

	Karbala - Shrines Imam al-Hussein and Imam al-Abbas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-12)
		Karbala witnessed great events which left their mark on Islamic history - mainly the tragic Battle of Tuff, in which were martyred Imam Hussein bin Ali and his brother Abbas together with many others, who are buried in their two great shrines in the city.
		The shrine of Imam al-Hussein is topped by a dome and two golden minarets and also includes the tomb of Imam al-Hussein who was killed in 684 AD, together with members of his family at the hand of the Umayyads.
		Between 7 to 8 million Shiite perform al- Haj rituals to Karbala every year to commemorate the anniversary of Imam al-Hussein assassination, and his brother Imam al-Abbas, who was also killed in the same battle.
	globalsecurity.org /military/world/iraq/karbala_imam_al-hussein-ik.htm (184 words)

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