Recruitment
– OMER ABDI MOHAMED PLEADED NOT GUILTY
A Minnesota man, Omer Abdi Mohamed, 24, has pleaded, on Tuesday 11/24/3009, not guilty to terror-related charges, involving al-Shabab in Somalia. Continue reading
– DR. YEHIA MOHAMED YOUSIF
Dr. Yehia Mohamed Yousif, was born in Egypt, probably in the late 60s’, and came to Germany from Egypt in 1988. He received his Doctorate in Medicine in 1994. Continue reading
– ALEEM NASIR
Aleem Nasir was born in Pakistan in 1962. Aleem Nasir, a trained mechanical engineer, moved to Germany from Pakistan in 1987, married a German woman and became a German citizen. Continue reading
– ZARQAWI’S EUROPEAN RECRUITING NETWORK
On 12/19/2005, 14 people suspected of recruiting fighters for the insurgency in Iraq and connected to the Ansar Network in France, were arrested. Continue reading
– ANWAR SHAABAN
Anwar Shaaban was a senior leader of the EGYPTIAN Jamaa Islamiya. In Italy Anwar Shaaban founded and ran the Islamic Cultural Center in Milan. Continue reading
– AL-SHABAB APPEALS TO AMERICAN MUSLIMS
an Al Qaeda-linked terrorist group in Somalia held a rare "press conference" in southern Somalia, on Sunday 04/05/2009, saying they want to be killed "for the sake of God". Continue reading
– SAMIRA JASSIM – MONSTROUS FACE OF JIHAD
On Friday 02/06/2009, Iraqi authorities made public the arrest of suspected militant recruiter Samira Ahmed Jassim, 51, detained, on 01/21/2009, by Iraqi security forces. Continue reading
– NASIRIYA BOMBING
On 11/12/2003 shortly before 11 a.m, a commercial minivan loaded with explosives and driven by a suicide bomber managed to infiltrate and explode in the Italian base camp in Nasiriya, Continue reading
– HAFIZ MUHAMMAD SAEED
Hafiz Muhammad Saeed was born in the mid 50s’ in the Punjab region of Pakistan. He is a professor in Islamic Studies department of Engineering in Lahore University. Continue reading
– CYBER CELL ARRESTED IN SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi Arabian police said, on Thursday 09/11/2008, they have arrested five men on charges of using the internet to recruit for Al Qaeda. The five men are accused of encouraging people to take up arms in Afghanistan and Iraq. Continue reading