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#307: 05-19-03 MUKHTAR AL-BAKRI PLEADS GUILTY TO PROVIDING MATERIAL SUPPORT TO AL QAEDA Al Bakri’s plea states that while all the defendants named in the indictment and other individuals were at al Farooq, bin Laden appeared there and spoke about the alliance of al Qaeda and the Egyptian Islamic Jihad, and threatened America and Israel. Al-Bakri admitted that he traveled to al Farooq with Goba and others, and over a period of several weeks, he worked under the direction and control of members of the al Qaeda organization. Al Qaeda was first designated an FTO in October 1999; that two-year designation was renewed in October 2001. www.usdoj.gov /opa/pr/2003/May/03_crm_307.htm   (963 words)

TruthNews Al Bakri had spent several weeks at the camp in Afghanistan, where he received firearms training, including the use of rocket-propelled grenade launchers, and land mines. Al Bakri was seized in a Bahrain hotel room on his wedding night during September 2002 and turned over to U.S. authorities. Mukhtar Al Bakri, 23, a Yemini American who attended an Al Qaeda training camp in Afghanistan, where he met Osama Bin Laden, was sentenced to 10 years in prison. truthnews.com /world/2003120137.htm   (646 words)

MEMRI: Bakri said that Bilal's brothers and cousins had also been trained by Al-Muhajirun, and that Bilal's parents were "proud of their son's sacrifice." He added that he had recruited 600 British Muslims in universities and mosques to fight in Kashmir. The Paris-based Intelligence Newsletter reported that Bakri was recruited at an early age by the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood movement, and participated in its leader's, Issam Al-Attar, revolt against then-Syrian President Hafez Assad that was "drowned in blood in 1982 at Hamat." As a result, he was expelled from Syria and moved to Beirut. Bakri also said that in such a case he would not "condemn the killers."[12] www.memri.org /bin/opener.cgi?Page=archives&ID=IA7301   (3872 words)

Omar Bakri Muhammad Omar Bakri Muhammmad (born 1958 in Syria) is a Muslim cleric, and, allegedly, a spokesman for Al-Qaeda, the terrorist network led by Osama bin Laden. Bakri teaches regularly at several sites in and around London, including a mosque in the town of Slough. Bakri claims to be the spokesman for Al-Qaeda and has sought recruits for various Islamic terrorist groups including: Hamas and Hezbollah www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/o/om/omar_bakri_muhammad.html   (360 words)

Imam's fiery message speaks to radical British Muslims Bakri presents an intriguing message to young, frustrated Muslim men who feel ostracized from mainstream British culture and alienated from their tradition-bound parents, most of whom were born in Pakistan and Bangladesh and have little notion of what it is like to grow up as a Muslim in the West. Bakri, the founder of al-Muhajiroun (the Emigrants), a radical group whose goal is the worldwide domination of Islam, held off his critics by saying that Muslims in Britain lived under a "covenant of security" that prevented them from bringing any harm to the nation that sheltered them. Bakri's message resonates with young British Muslims, who are bombarded by daily images, on television and the Internet, of Palestinian suffering, fighting in Fallujah and the abuses at Abu Ghraib prison. www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/07/17/MNG5GDPD1R1.DTL   (1308 words)

Defiant UK Muslim Leader Denies Providing Training -- 10/11/2001 In an interview Tuesday, Bakri denied allegations that his organization is militant and that he is involved in sending young British Muslims to the United States to participate in paramilitary training. At the same time, Bakri improbably suggests that "there is an elite in the British government collaborating with the (neo-Nazi) National Front and tabloid newspapers." He is not shy about his ultimate aims. Bakri is a judge of the UK shari'a (Islamic law) court and his organization treads a fine line between professing to be peaceful members of the British community and issuing death threats to be carried out in the Islamic world. www.cnsnews.com /ViewPrint.asp?Page=\ForeignBureaus\archive\200110\For20011011b.html   (926 words)

Loading... Bakri described plans to backdate the charges against him to include past speeches as “sheer madness” because he has been “preaching in the name of God in sermons and lectures in Britain for almost 20 years.” He wondered, “If I had broken the law in my speeches, why have I not be arrested and interrogated?” Bakri repeated his call for Muslims to support their long-suffering brethren in Palestine, Chechnya, and Kashmir. London, Asharq Al-Awsat - Omar Bakri Mohammed, the fundamentalist leader and founder of al-Muhajiroun group and its successor al Ghuraba (the foreigners in Arabic), both banned by the British government last Friday, indicated he planned to leave London voluntarily prior to being expelled by the authorities who, allegedly, will backdate the charges brought against him. www.asharqalawsat.com /english/news.asp?id=1144§ion=1   (847 words)

Landscape Genesis Approach to Integrated Catchment Management: The Ben Chifley Catchment Al Bakri D. and Kittanah W. Physicochemical characteristics and pollution indicators in the intertidal zone of Kuwait: Implications for benthic ecology. Al Bakri 2001) have demonstrated that the LG approach has several advantages over conventional approaches in terms of undertaking objective and cost-effective RandD within the context of ICM. Al Bakri D. A geomorphic approach to sustainable management of the coastal zone of Kuwait. www.regional.org.au /au/aanrm/2001/bakri.htm   (1547 words)

Al-Bakri (crater) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Al-Bakri was designated Tacquet A prior to being renamed by the This page was last modified 20:16, 16 Dec 2004. The tiny Tacquet crater lies to the northwest on the Mare Serenitatis. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Al-Bakri_(crater)   (1547 words)

alphabet city [Bakri] I would not be surprised if something were to happen in Italy: not outside its borders as happened in al-Nasiriyah, but on its own territory. [Bakri] It means that in this period when everyone is going to Mecca for the annual pilgrimage, they give their preference to certain airlines over others. [Bakri] It is in any case better to be on one's guard. alphabetcity.blogspot.com /2004_02_01_alphabetcity_archive.html   (902 words)

The Terrorism Research Center :: Bakri was born in 1958 in Aleppo, Syria. Bakri, through al-Muhajiroun, has claimed to have provided physical, financial, and recruiting support to Hamas, Egyptian Islamic Jihad, Hizbollah (Group Profile). Mohammmed al Garbuzi is a Moroccan cleric who Moroccan authorities suspect is the commander or the deputy commander of the Moroccan Islamic Combatant Group. www.terrorism.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=Intel&file=index&view=649   (2508 words)

#309: 05-21-03 SEVENTH DEFENDANT NAMED IN BUFFALO CELL CASE, CHARGED WITH PROVIDING MATERIAL SUPPORT TO AL QAEDA On Oct. 21, 2002, Galab, Taher, Mosed, Alwan, al-Bakri and Goba were indicted by a federal grand jury in Buffalo, N.Y. Count One of the indictment charged the defendants with conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists from the spring of 2001 through Sept. 13, 2002. Al Qaeda was first designated an FTO in October 1999; that two-year designation was renewed in October 2001. Attorney General John Ashcroft said that the charges announced today, combined with the guilty plea of the sixth defendant in the Buffalo case earlier this week, demonstrate the Justice Department’s never-ending commitment to the war on terrorism. www.usdoj.gov /opa/pr/2003/May/03_crm_309.htm   (466 words)

CBS News Bin Laden Family Passports Found September 18, 2002 09:00:40 Binalshibh was a member of the al Qaeda cell in Hamburg, Germany, that U.S. and German investigators believe planned and carried out the Sept. 11 attacks. Ramzi Binalshibh, the alleged "20th hijacker," and four other al Qaeda suspects are being questioned in U.S. custody outside of Pakistan, reports Lara Logan. A sixth member of an alleged al Qaeda cell may have been planning a suicide bombing mission against a U.S. military base in Bahrain, reports Jim Stewart. www.cbsnews.com /stories/2002/09/18/attack/main522380.shtml   (1374 words)

Radical Muslims Warn Of Renewed Terror Attacks -- 08/15/2002 Bakri and al-Muhajiroun tread a fine line between rallying supporters with hard-line language and staying within British law. In interviews, Bakri has claimed that he has personal knowledge of terror attacks being planned in retaliation for any military strikes against Iraq, but refused to divulge any details. A group led by Sheikh Omar Bakri Muhammad and his al-Muhajiroun organization made the warning in a statement distributed this week. www.cnsnews.com /ViewCulture.asp?Page=\ForeignBureaus\archive\200208\FOR20020815e.html   (684 words)

CNN.com - Al Qaeda trainee gets 10-year sentence - Dec. 3, 2003 Al-Bakri was the first of the men arrested after two of his e-mails tracked by the FBI were interpreted to refer in code to imminent terrorist acts. A Derwish friend and al Qaeda recruiter who preached the religious obligation of training for jihad at the Lackawanna mosque, Juma al-Dosari, has been in custody at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, since his capture by U.S. forces near the Afghanistan-Pakistan border. The first of the six Yemeni-Americans from upstate New York who attended an al Qaeda training camp in 2001 was sentenced to 10 years in prison Wednesday for providing material support to a terrorist organization. edition.cnn.com /2003/LAW/12/03/buffalo.six   (593 words)

frontline: chasing the sleeper cell: sleeper cell: profiles - the lackawanna cell PBS Al-Bakri says he told the Al Qaeda leader he was worried because his parents didn't know where he was. All seven allegedly traveled to the Al Farooq training camp in Afghanistan in the summer of 2001; six returned to the U.S. When questioned after their return, four of the men said they had attended religious seminars in Pakistan. He is the first American citizen to have gone to an Al Qaeda training camp, met personally with Osama bin Laden and given a formal interview about his experience. www.pbs.org /wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/sleeper/inside/profiles.html   (1707 words)

CNN.com - Sixth man charged in Buffalo terror probe - September 17, 2002 Battle said there is evidence that the men trained in an al Qaeda camp near Kandahar, Afghanistan, at the same time as John Walker Lindh, the California man captured while fighting with Taliban forces in Afghanistan last year. The FBI has described the facility as a "boot camp" for al Qaeda recruits. They were charged Saturday in U.S. District Court with one count each of providing material support to a foreign terrorist organization. edition.cnn.com /2002/LAW/09/16/buffalo.terror.arrests   (802 words)

newswire: Omar Bakri, banned in UK, setting up shop in MidEast Bakri was one of several prominent radical Muslim preachers and activists whose use of Britain as a base to promote jihadi ideology--and allegedly to encourage the recruitment of jihadi fighters--caused some foreign intelligence and security officials to label the U.K. capital "Londonistan" because of its supposedly welcoming attitude toward the radicals. Bakri, nicknamed the "Tottenham Ayatollah" or "Tottenham Taliban" by the tabloids (after the North London neighborhood where he operated Al Muhajiroun from a government-subsidized industrial park), has been a focus of controversy in Britain since the early 1990s when prime minister John Major notoriously labeled him a legitimate assassination target. One of Al Muhajiroun's principal objectives, as outlined to journalists by Bakri, was to replace Britain's democratic government with a regime based on Sharia, Islamic religious law. www.natashatynes.org /newswire/2005/08/omar_bakri_bann.html   (2345 words)

CNN.com - Prosecutors: No bail for six accused of helping al Qaeda - Sep. 18, 2002 Prosecutors said that in his statement, al-Bakri said that while he felt like part of al Qaeda when he was in Afghanistan, he no longer considers himself to be an al Qaeda member. On Tuesday, a government official told CNN that the FBI decided to move against the men last week after al-Bakri allegedly made a phone call in which he said, "Goodbye, you won't hear from me again." The phone call in Bahrain was intercepted by U.S. intelligence. Federal prosecutors argued Wednesday that six men accused of attending al Qaeda training camps in Afghanistan should be denied bail because they are a flight risk and a danger to the community. archives.cnn.com /2002/LAW/09/18/buffalo.terror.probe   (1263 words)

CNN.com - Transcripts They are charged with participating in an al Qaeda training camp in the summer of 2001 and therefore providing material support to a terrorist organization. (on camera): U.S. officials identify the individual as Umar al- Gharib, a mid-level al Qaeda operative who happens to be the brother of Tawfiq Attash Khallad, who is thought to be one of the masterminds behind the bombing of the USS Cole. A blow against al Qaeda: In a worldwide effort, the U.S. makes a bold sweep of terror suspects: a major al Qaeda leader captured in Pakistan now in U.S. custody; six U.S. citizens allegedly trained by al Qaeda under arrest in Buffalo, New York. cnnstudentnews.cnn.com /TRANSCRIPTS/0209/16/cct.00.html   (5949 words)

ZNet Commentary: Presumed Terrorist Nor did they print statements made by al Bakri's lawyer who stated that the government translations of the "big meal" email were not accurate. They produced an email in which al Bakri refers to a "big meal" that "no one will be able to withstand except for those with faith." The other was a phone call from Al-Bakri in Bahrain to one of the defendants in which he said, "Goodbye" and "You won't be hearing from me again." These quotes were given without context, or at least the mainstream media reports of the hearing did not provide any of the surrounding sentences, but instead chose to report the ominous sound-bites all on their own. www.zmag.org /sustainers/content/2002-09/28azulay.cfm   (1004 words)

MuslimHeritage.com - Features Ibn Al Jazzar was one of the key experts in medicine whose compilations of knowledge were widely translated and utilized by the earliest universities in Europe. [34] Al Qayrawan was greatly reputed for its carpets woven by the city's women on about a thousand handlooms. One of the glories of Islam, to be found in Al-Qayrawan, and not owed in its founding to the Aghlabids is the large mosque. www.muslimheritage.com /features/default.cfm?ArticleID=438   (2322 words)

10_Year_Al-Qaeda.asp?print=true Bakri, 23, one of seven Yemeni-American men from Lackawanna, New York, charged in the case, was arrested in his hotel room in Bahrain by local police on his wedding night. Bakri and five of the other men admitted to traveling to Afghanistan via Pakistan in the summer of 2001 and training at al-Qaeda's Al Farooq terrorist training camp, where they learned to use various weapons and explosives. The U.S. District Court in Buffalo, New York, sentenced Mukhtar al-Bakri to ten years in federal prison on December 3, 2003, for providing material support to a terrorist organization in 2001. www.adl.org /learn/news/10_Year_Al-Qaeda.asp?print=true   (193 words)

Al-Muhajiroun Bakri has also maintained a close relationship with Yasser al-Sirri, an Egyptian exile condemned to death in Egypt for his part in the attempted assassination of the former Prime Minister Dr Atef Sidqi. Bakri is also the founder of the publishing house al-Khilafah Publications. Bakri and Sirri have shared platforms on numerous occasions at public events in London and have openly supported each others causes. www.ict.org.il /articles/articledet.cfm?articleid=484   (4672 words)

CNN.com - Buffalo terror suspect admits al Qaeda training - May. 20, 2003 One of al-Bakri's co-defendants, Sahim Alwan, 30, stated in his plea that he knew of a second group from his city of Lackawanna, just outside Buffalo, that was considering traveling to the camp for jihad training. Despite evidence of their involvement with al Qaeda, Mueller and others have said, they admit they have no evidence indicating all of the men were actively engaged in any terrorist plot. Though he was one of the first alleged cell members to tell the FBI he went to the camp, he also told agents he did not consider himself to be a member of al Qaeda. www.cnn.com /2003/LAW/05/20/buffalo.terror   (957 words)

individualProfile.asp?indid=815 Mukhtar Al-Bakri was a member of a cell of Al Qaeda terrorists arrested in Lackawanna, New York, near Buffalo in September 2002. Al-Bakri pled guilty to terrorism-related charges and was sentenced to ten years in prison for committing a single count of "providing support or resources to a foreign terrorist organization." U.S. prosecutors indicated that the defendants had provided detailed information about Al Qaeda members, training and methods. He visited the Al-Farooq Al Qaeda training camp near Kandahar, practiced with weapons there, and was present during a visit and speech by Osama bin Laden. www.discoverthenetwork.org /individualProfile.asp?indid=815   (236 words)

Category:Craters on the Moon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia See also List of craters on the Moon for links to what the craters were named after. This page was last modified 23:12, 10 Nov 2004. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Category:Craters_on_the_Moon   (236 words)

CNN.com - Final defendant to plead guilty in alleged Buffalo 'sleeper' cell case - May. 16, 2003 Al-Bakri, 22, is the youngest of the Yemeni-Americans who attended an al Qaeda terrorist camp in Afghanistan in the summer of 2001, just a few months before the Islamist terrorist group orchestrated the September 11 terrorist attacks. Defendant Mukhtar Al-Bakri is scheduled to make a plea on Monday, federal prosecutors said. Al-Bakri was one of the first alleged cell members to tell FBI interrogators he went to the camp, according to the charges, but told agents he did not consider himself to be a member of al Qaeda. edition.cnn.com /2003/LAW/05/16/buffalo.terror.cell   (580 words)

Rewards for Justice ali sayyid al-bakri page in English Prior to joining al Qaeda, al-Bakri was a member of the Egyptian Islamic Jihad terrorist group, under the direction of Ayman Zawahiri. Al-Bakri also unsuccessfully attempted to hijack a Pakistani Air passenger flight in December, 2000. He is a member of the al Qaeda Shura (leadership) council and is a close associate of al Qaeda leaders Sayf al-Adl, Khalid Shaykh Muhammad, and Dr. Ayman Zawahiri. www.rewardsforjustice.net /english/wanted_captured/index.cfm?page=ali_sayyid_al-bakri   (164 words)

Pled guilty in plea bargain - Yemeni gets 10 years in U.S. jail - local - Yemen Times Mukhtar al-Bakri, 23, told FBI agents when he was arrested hours after his wedding in Bahrain last year that he and five acquaintances from the former steel town of Lackawanna near Buffalo, New York, on the Canadian border attended a camp in Afghanistan run by Osama bin Laden’s al Qaeda network in spring 2001. U.S. District Court Judge William Skretny sentenced al-Bakri, the youngest, to 10 years in prison and ordered that he be supervised for three years following his release. BUFFALO, N.Y. (Reuters) - One of six Yemeni-American men who admitted taking military-style training with al Qaeda before the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks was sentenced to 10 years in prison on Wednesday in a case the Bush administration said was a model for fighting its war on terrorism. www.yementimes.com /article.shtml?i=692&p=local&a=1   (548 words)

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