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	Jamaat al Muslimeen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Jamaat al Muslimeen (from Arabic جماعة المسلمين) is a Muslim organisation within the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago with a membership of predominantly Afro-Trinidadians.
		It was the organisation's leader, Imam Yasin Abu Bakr, who led members of the Jamaat in an attempted coup d'état against the elected Government of Trinidad and Tobago in July 1990.
		The organisation's leader is currently being prosecuted with conspiracy to murder several of the group's former members who had spoken out publicly against the Jamaat al Muslimeen and its practices, and who were suspected of becoming witnesses in legal proceedings against its members.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jamaat_al_Muslimeen (435 words)

	The Muslimeen Revolt in Trinidad
		Jamaat al Muslimeen revolt and hostage taking was unanticipated by the government although the group was under observation by the security arm of the police force.
		The Muslimeen action took place against a background of severe difficulties in the economy, a swelling hostility towards the government and its policies since attaining power in 1986 and the emergence of new political and social groupings.
		From the perspective of the Muslimeen group, they were likely to lose their place of worship, of livelihood and of residence by this structural violence of the state, manifested in diverse ways such as the High Court judgement and police harassment.
	www.silvertorch.com /arts/muslimeen.htm (2345 words)

	Jamaat al Muslimeen coup attempt - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		On Friday July 27th, 1990, the Jamaat al Muslimeen took-over the studios of Trinidad and Tobago Television, during the coup attempt.
		On Friday July 27, 1990, 114 members of the Jamaat al Muslimeen, led by Yasin Abu Bakr and Bilaal Abdullah attempted to stage a coup d'état against the government of Trinidad and Tobago.
		Yasin Abu Bakr appeared on television and announced that the government had been overthrown, and that he was negotiating with the Army.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jamaat_al_Muslimeen_coup_attempt (350 words)

	Basic Facts:
		Since inception the Jamaat was run on the basis of a properly laid down constitution, the draft of which was presented in the very first session.
		The, day-to-day activities of the Jamaat are overseen by the whole-time functionaries centred in the party’s secretariat.
		Jamaat is moving successfully in France and Japan, where an increasing number is accepting Islam as their faith and way of life.
	www.jamaat.org /overview/facts.html (4147 words)

	Jamaat al-Muslimeen on Trial in Trinidad and Tobago
		He is best known for leading over 100 members of the Jamaat in storming the National Parliament and taking the prime minister and the cabinet hostage in 1990 to protest a land ownership dispute with the government, poverty in the Afro-Trinidadian community, and state corruption.
		In a February 2006 incident, the son of Hasan Ali, an imam associated with Jamaat al-Muslimeen, was murdered by members of the "G-Unit," a street gang (Trinidad & Tobago Express, February 19).
		The tendency of groups such as Jamaat al-Muslimeen to resort to violence against the state and its rivals and to engage in criminal activities has also led some to worry about the influence of radicals such as Abu Bakr and their potential to collaborate with international terrorist organizations with broader agendas.
	www.jamestown.org /terrorism/news/article.php?articleid=2369924 (1682 words)

	The Trinidad Guardian -Online Edition Ver 2.0
		Hassan Anyabwile, one-time second-in-command at the Jamaat al Muslimeen, is seeking asylum in Britain and has challenged the authorities’ decision to deny him residency, London sources have disclosed.
		A Jamaat member for 27 of his 42 years, Anyabwile was among the 114 Muslimeen men who attempted to overthrow the NAR government on July 27, 1990.
		Jamaat al Muslimeen leader Yasin Abu Bakr said on Friday that Hassa n Anyabwile left the jamaat on his own and there was no rift between them.
	www.guardian.co.tt /archives/2004-07-27/news1.html (688 words)

	Muslim Hate in Trinidad
		Jamaat representative Kala Akii Bua says that the group has become a convenient scapegoat for a government under fire for its inability to control crime.
		After Jamaat campaigned for him, Manning offered Abu Bakr land adjacent to the Mucurapo compound that had been in dispute for years, but a public outcry prompted him to retract the offer.
		Last May, Jamaat member Clive Lancelot Small was convicted in Miami of trying to ship 60 AK-47s and 10 MAC-10 submachine guns and 10 silencers from Fort Lauderdale to Trinidad in 2001.
	www.truthandgrace.com /muslimhateinTrinidad.htm (1094 words)

	Selwyn R. Cudjoe - UNC same as Jamaat
		Now, he wishes to convince the nation that the President, the Jamaat and several journalists are part of a conspiratorial group that wishes to overthrow his government.
		In his delirium, the PM is oblivious to the similarities of the Jamaat’s violent attempt to overthrow constitutional government in 1990 and his party’’s non-violent attempt to steal the Government in 2000.
		While the Jamaat (African and Islamic) had no propagandists to argue for the legitimacy of their cause, the UNC count on Hamid Ghany, John Le Guerre, Dana Seetahal, Sat Maharaj, Kamal Persad, Rajnie Ramlakhan to use their pens to promote its deceptiveness.
	www.trinicenter.com /Cudjoe/2001/Jan/uncjamaat.htm (895 words)

	Put UNC back in power - TnT Mirror.com
		From 1991 to 2000, the Jamaat al Muslimeen danced with the UNC thereby lowering the intensity of the war between the Jamaat al Muslimeen and Indian Islam.
		But the supposed departure of the Jamaat al Muslimeen from the UNC bed to the PNM bed resulted in a revival of the war with an intensity never before experienced in Trinbago, threatening now to be the match that ignites the race war.
		In turn, leaders of Indian Islam are insisting that the State must move on the Jamaat al Muslimeen, that the PNM must be at war with the Muslimeen, with the hope of fracturing the PNM towards an electoral victory of the UNC in the next general election.
	www.tntmirror.com /sunday/2005/dec18/story06.htm (1112 words)

	What Jamaat's bossman and Guyana's PNC share?
		In opposition since 1992, when electoral democracy was finally restored, the PNC was, however, to further affect its reputation by the manner of its tributes at funerals of fallen criminal elements, at the hands of the police, and its threats to make Guyana "ungovernable".
		By last week, while the people of Trinidad and Tobago were considering the implications of the language of abuse and threats from the Jamaat's Abu Bakr and his disciples at a public meeting, the PNC again stayed away from parliament and threatened non-cooperation with consultations involving civil society, government and political parties.
		What Abu Bakr's Jamaat and Guyana's PNC do seem to share in common, is a callous refusal to apologise for any of their respective notorious misdeeds of the past which can only be forgotten at the expense of the future.
	www.landofsixpeoples.com /news022/nc209297.htm (1202 words)

	Muslimeen looms large in Trinis October poll
		Especially with the opposition UNC hammering away at a claimed "unholy alliance" and "conspiracy" involving the Jamaat and the PNM and both parties accusing each other of creating diversions from the central issues of alternative programmes for governing of the country.
		Even before he led his Muslimeen disciples in an abortive coup 12 years ago with then Prime Minister and current President Robinson as one of his best known battered hostages, Abu Bakr has been a constant source of controversy in the politics of Trinidad and Tobago.
		The numerical strength of the Jamaat across Trinidad and Tobago is not known.
	www.landofsixpeoples.com /news022/nc209225.htm (1027 words)

	Western Resistance: Trinidad: Violence Leads To Crackdown On Muslim Group
		He is accused of terrorism, sedition, inciting larceny and breaching the peace, and in a separate case, he is also awaiting a retrial for a case in which he is accused of conspiring to have two former members of his group to be murdered on June 4, 2003 in Diego Martin.
		On Friday December 22, two members of the Jamaat were arrested in their home, where officers also discovered a large bomb, which was being packaged and primed at the time of the raid.
		On February 19, Zaffar Ali, the son of Hassan Ali, a prominent leader of the Jamaat, was shot dead at La Horquetta, Arima, in a killing which appears to have gangland connections.
	www.westernresistance.com /blog/archives/001785.html (1078 words)

	Trinidad Kidnappings - IslandMix (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		One of the men, a member of Jamaat al Muslimeen, agreed to testify against the crime masterminds of the group and was put under police protection.
		Jamaat al Muslimeen members are seldom denied bail, even on murder charges, which enhances suspicion in the business community that the government, courts and security forces are not to be trusted.
		Supt. Joseph acknowledged that Jamaat al Muslimeen was suspected in much of the crime wave and noted that the group's leader, Yasin Abu Bakr, and three other kingpins face charges of conspiracy to murder stemming from the assassination of the state's witness in the Kissoondan case.
	www.islandmix.com /backchat/showthread.php?t=70772 (1217 words)

	‘Jamaat a political bobolee’ - TnT Mirror.com
		We are saying that if one looks at the Jamaat al Muslimeen before 1990 and what the Jamaat al Muslimeen has done after 1990 we will see exactly what I am speaking about.
		After we have investigated and we found that members of the Jamaat al Muslimeen were guilty, the Imam Yasin Abu Bakr has expelled some publicly and some privately.
		The last time you came to the Jamaat’s compound for a Press conference, we told you that there would be breaking news and you would have to come here again.
	www.tntmirror.com /sunday/2006/feb19/story05.htm (1558 words)

	What the Jamaat's boss and Guyana's PNC share - JAMAICAOBSERVER.COM
		In opposition since 1992, when electoral democracy was finally restored, the PNC was, however, to further affect its reputation by the manner of its tributes at funerals of criminal elements who fell at the hands of the police, and its threats to make Guyana "ungovernable".
		In Trinidad and Tobago, Abu Bakr, famous for switching political loyalties in his self-interest and that of his Muslimeen group, was reported by the Daily Express of September 18 that he could give "no assurance" against a repetition of the events of July 27, 1990.
		What Abu Bakr's Jamaat and Guyana's PNC do seem to share is a callous refusal to apologise for any of their respective notorious misdeeds of the past which can only be forgotten at the expense of the future.
	www.jamaicaobserver.com /columns/html/20020928T220000-0500_32731_OBS_WHAT_THE_JAMAAT_S_BOSS_AND_GUYANA_S_PNC_SHARE.asp (1067 words)

	BBCCaribbean.com \| News \| Trinidad coup attempt - 15 years on
		Muslimeen leader Yasin Abu Bakr appeared on state television, sitting alongside the station's Head of News and announced his takeover.
		It also left me stuck sleeping on the desk in my office, with the company of the Trinidad Guardian journalists who chose to stay when we were given a Saturday afternoon option to evacuate the area which was then cordoned off.
		The court freed the Muslimeen from charges of treason and from facing the death penalty.
	www.bbc.co.uk /caribbean/news/story/2005/07/050727_trinidadcoup.shtml (864 words)

	Trinidad and Tobago - Terrorists Develop Island Operations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		In 1990 the Trinidad-based Muslim group Jamaat al-Muslimeen bombed police headquarters, attacked the parliament, shot and wounded the prime minister and held hostage members of his Cabinet in an effort to overthrow the government.
		Jamaat al-Muslimeen leader Yasin Abu Bakr, who led the failed coup, was convicted and jailed along with other group members, but in 1992 they were released from prison on a legal technicality.
		And the minister of national security calls on the people to thank their lucky stars because it could have been worse." But Baksh also says the Manning administration is more than just indifferent to terrorism.
	www.hvk.org /articles/1202/279.html (1167 words)

	The Trinidad Guardian -Online Edition Ver 2.0
		Authorisation to tear down an office at the Jamaat al Muslimeen was given by Attorney General John Jeremie on the ground of national security.
		Reports stated yesterday the Jamaat was expected to file a civil lawsuit to recover damages for the destruction of the office, which belonged to the organisation’s leader Yasin Abu Bakr.
		The Jamaat’s masjid was under siege from as early as 3 am yesterday, even as the Jamaat’s leader, Yasin Abu Bakr was being held on charges of sedition and incitement.
	www.guardian.co.tt /archives/2005-11-11/news4.html (1245 words)

	Western Resistance: Trinidad: Special Report: Caribbean Jihad
		After his arrest, army and police bulldozed his office at the Jamaat compound and found a rifle, 500 rounds of ammunition and a hand grenade.
		Bakr and 114 followers from the Jamaat were first offered a prime ministerial pardon from Robinson (who was reelected in September 1990), which was then retracted, and after standing trial, the case against Jamaat al-Muslimeen was abandoned.
		But if there was any doubt that Jamaat were involved with bomb-making, it was dispelled on Friday 23 December, when a raid on the house of two Jamaat members discovered a large bomb, which had wires, antennae and timers, being packaged by the two at the time of the swoop.
	www.westernresistance.com /blog/archives/002728.html (2911 words)

	no dhimmitude: Trinidad's Islamic Fascists
		Cedric Neptune, President of the Police and Welfare suggested that the police were on high security alert; however he was not at liberty to disclose any further information to the press.
		A fl Muslim sect, the Jamaat Al-Muslimeen, captured the prime minister and other officials in an attempt to overthrow the government.
		Before the coup attempt ended on August 1 with the surrender of the rebels, the capital, Port of Spain, was heavily damaged by rioting and looting.
	nodhimmitude.blogspot.com /2005/10/trinidads-islamic-fascists.html (1537 words)

	Welcome to Timeplusbeats TV (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Last night, the man in charge of the operation, ACP Crime Gilbert Reyes, confirmed that the operations at the Jamaat had ended but said that other initiatives were continuing.
		Jamaat members led by welfare officer Kala Aki Bua kept their Friday prayers on the road as they were not allowed onto the compound.
		Several officers were seen conducting searches in the vacant land on the western side of the mosque compound.
	www.timeplusbeats.tv /special_report/news_2.shtml (278 words)

	Jamaat al-Muslimeen International Press Release (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		A sister from Jamaat al-Muslimeen called the radio station and answered the attack.She gave a point by point reply FROM HER OWN STAY IN SUDAN over an extended period of time.
		The program director was so surprised by the unknown (to the media) perspective that she was able to stay on for a few minutes.
		Jamaat al-Muslimeen has had experience in countering such propaganda on a local level, but for a national and international effort, help is needed, POINT TO REMEMBER The USA demonizes countries before destroying them.
	www.hvk.org /hvk/articles/0101/130.html (443 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Trinidad and Tobago's Jamaat al Muslimeen is threatening to take the country's government to court.
		On Monday the state initiated proceedings to retrieve some $30 million said to be owed by the Jamaat following its destruction of the Police Headquarters in their failed coup in 1990.
		The Jamaat is describing the action as a conspiracy and says it will challenge the government.
	www.radiojamaica.com /news/story.php?category=6&story=22906 (221 words)

	Send to a Friend - IPS Inter Press Service
		The UNC continues to highlight the links between the PNM and Jamaat-al-Muslimeen, using U.S. Congressional hearings on terrorism to tie the local group to the al-Qaeda terrorist group that attacked New York and Washington in September 2001.
		The party has sought to press home its accusation by referring to an article published last month by the New York Daily News that claimed the FBI was investigating alleged plans by the Muslimeen to fly a light aircraft into the World Trade Center on the day of the attacks.
		The article said the FBI later determined that the plan was unlikely because the Jamaat ''had no history of suicide attacks and they felt such a plane would be easily intercepted''.
	www.ipsnews.net /sendnews.asp?idnews=12698 (953 words)

	How far away if the front? - Sean Hannity Discussion
		Small's brother was a member of the group Jamaat al Muslimeen, who is serving a 211 month sentence in the US for gun-trafficking.
		The leader of Jamaat al Muslimeen, Yasin Abu Bakr, was originally detained after the fourth bomb which went off at a nightclub in St James, a suburb off Port of Spain, on 22 July, injuring 11 people.
		We reported earlier that 12 people had been arrested at 11 illegal quarries who were believed to be members of the Jamaat al Muslimeen.
	www.hannity.com /forum/showthread.php?t=43155 (1007 words)

	Guyana OnLine
		The man, the Army said, claimed he was a bodyguard for a known local narcotics trafficker (name given) and he was allegedly involved in the coup by the radical Jamaat Al Muslimeen group against the Trinidad and Tobago Government in 1990.
		The Jamaat al Muslimeen is a Muslim organisation in Trinidad with a membership of predominantly Afro-Trinidadians.
		Bakr is being prosecuted with conspiracy to murder several of the group's former members who had spoken out publicly against the Jamaat al Muslimeen and its practices, and who were suspected of becoming witnesses in legal proceedings against its members.
	www.guyanaonline.net /news/index.php?C=Headlines&F=Details&A=34421 (593 words)

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