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Samir Khan and Al Qaeda
Samir Khan is an active pro-Al Qaeda blogger. Learn more about Samir ibn Zafar Khan and participate in the debate about his writings.
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He was well versed in the courtroom jihad, but apparently had plans to indulge in the more violent variety as well.
Meanwhile, how big a story do you think this will be? Will the news networks report that a Muslim in Brooklyn, New York was found with Al-Qaeda news clippings and material on...
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GAZA (Reuters) - A pro-al Qaeda Palestinian group vowed on Friday to avenge the deaths of nine of its members in clashes with Hamas police earlier this ...
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AL-QAEDA terrorists have targeted 800 Muslim criminals they want to recruit for their “holy war” against Britain, say prison probation officers. ...
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CAIRO, Egypt - The purported leader of an al-Qaeda-dominated insurgent umbrella group in Iraq has warned pro-government Sunnis that the Shiites and US ...
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- Al-Qaeda leader criticizes Iran (rss.topix.net)
Arrghh...Aslim taslam, matey!
More evidence that the supposedly "random" Somali pirate attacks are, in fact, associated with al-Qaeda's jihad. Incidentally, piracy as a jihadist activity has a pedigree at least as old as the Barbary conflicts with Europe and the United States, and the Islamic...
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US-led efforts to tackle the al-Qaeda group are not regarded as successful, an opinion poll carried out for the BBC World Service suggests. ...
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US secret forces are intensifying their cross-border raids into Pakistani tribal areas because of fears of a high-profile al-Qaeda attack during the ...
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By Bill RoggioSeptember 26, 2008 10:57 AM Pakistani police detained a senior leader af al Qaeda's network in Karachi during raids in the southern city as ...
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Former defence secretary Geoff Hoon may have been the target of a 'spectacular' plan by al-Qaeda terrorists, a court has heard. Detectives found a document ...
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Two alleged terrorists discussed suicide bombing in a Dubai hotel room where they referred to al-Qaeda as a "company" in which one of them was a senior ...
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