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Sheekh Umal oo sheegay in Al-Shabab ay yihiin khawaarij, qofkii dila ama ay dilaanna uu jannada galayo.

February 2, 2010 by MD  

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Sheekh Umal ayaa  sheegay in Al-Shabab ay yihiin khawaarij, qofkii dila ama ay dilaanna uu jannada galayo.

Sh Maxamed Umal oo ah sheekh ka mid ah culimada ugu waaweyn ee somalida aha kuna nool magaalada nairobi ee waddanka kenya, ayaa sida laga soo wariyey ilo warar oo fara badan waxaa uu khudba kulul oo uu ka jeediyey masaajid isla magaaladaas ku yaalla, ku dhaleeceeyey kooxda hubaysan ee Al-Shabab la baxday, kuna tilmaamay in ay yihiin KHAWAARIJ.

Sheekh umal waxaa uu ka mid ahaa dadkii markii hore taageersanaa kacdoonkii ay kooxdii maxkamaduhu kula jireen ciidamadii Ethopia ee soo galay cariga soomaaliyeed,Al-Shababna waxaa ay ka mid ahaayeen firqo ka tirsan kooxdaas Maxaakinta Islaamiga ee markaa dagaalamayey. In dhoweydba waxaa isasoo tarayey falal foolxun oo ay ku kacayeen kooxda Al-Shabab oo ka kooban dhalin wajiga duubatay iyo sida la sheegay dad ajnabi ah oo ka kala yimi waddamo ay ku dagaalamayaan gaalo iyo islaam, sida chechniya, afghanistan iyo kuwo kale.Falalkaas oo ay u cuskanayaa ayaa waxaa dad badan oo ahlu diin ah ay cadeeyeen in aysan marra meel ka soo galin diinta islaamka.

WAA MAXAY KHAWAARIJ…

Waa koox jirtay ilaa wakhtigii Sayid Cali  . waxaa diintu sheegtay in ay yihii dhalinyaro quraanka si fiican u taqaanna laakiin uusan cunaha ama kalxamaha uusan  u dhaafsiisnayn. Waxaase ugu weyn calaamadaha lagu garto: Gaalaynta qof allaale iyo qofkii aan 100% ku raacsanay afkaartooda.

waxaa kaloo lagu gartaa :

1. Aayadaha Gaalada ku soo dagay Ayay Dusha Kasaraan Mu,miniinta

2. Kitaabka ilaahay Ayay Dadka ugu Yeerayaan Waxbana Kama aha.

3. Waxay Kasoo Baxaan Meel Aan Maamul Kajirin

4. Waxay Kabaxayaan Diinta Sida Gamuunku Uga Baxo Falaarta .

5. Qofkastoo Oo Ka Hor Yimaada Afkaartooda Waxay Ku Yiraahdaan Gaal Iyo Murtad.

Hadaba sheekhu waxaa uu guudahaa Soomaalida uga digay kooxda Al shabaab oo uu ku sheegay in ay yihiin Khawaarijta aan soo sheegnay. Waajibna ay taha, waa sida uu Sheekhu u yiri e, in lala dagaalamo layskana qabto, Dofkii ay dilaan ama iyada dilaha uu yahay ahlu janna.

MD

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Jundallah leader Rigi executed in Iran

Sun, 20 Jun 2010 02:34:14 GMT

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Iran says it has executed ringleader of the Pakistan-based Jundallah terrorist group Abdolmalek Rigi arrested while preparing to launch a new round of attacks on the country.

Rigi was hanged on Sunday morning in Tehran's Evin prison upon a ruling issued by the country's Islamic Revolution Court, Fars news agency reported.

The Jundallah ringleader was charged with 79 counts of various crimes including armed robbery, bombing operations in public places, armed attacks on the army, police personnel, and ordinary civilians, assassination attempts, disrupting regional stability, kidnapping and murder.

Rigi's execution comes as Iranian security forces arrested him on February 23 in eastern Iran while he was on a flight from Dubai to Kyrgyzstan.

Following his arrest, Iranian Intelligence Minister Heidar Moslehi said that Rigi was at an American base 24 hours before his capture, and that the United States had forged an Afghan passport for him.

Rigi, accompanied by his lawyer, appeared in court for the first time on May 27 in the presence of the families of the victims killed by his terrorist group.

In the court session, Iranian prosecutors demanded the death penalty for him.

Following the demand, Rigi claimed responsibility for the crimes committed by his terrorist group, acknowledging that his acts were in violation of the Islamic and human regulations.

After pleading guilty to all charges against him, the Jundallah ringleader went on to ask for forgiveness and made an appeal against the decision for his execution.

Head of Iran's Judiciary Ayatollah Sadeq Larijani, however, rejected the appeal and ordered his execution.

The terrorist leader had earlier confessed to having links with NATO officials in Afghanistan and foreign spy agencies like the CIA and Mossad.

Jundallah, which is based in Pakistan, has carried out numerous bombings, assassination attempts, and terrorist attacks in Iran. One of the cited attacks left 40 people dead, including several senior commanders of the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps, in Iran's southeastern city of Pishin.

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Somaliland press

Afghan man kills son of ex-Somali leader

BORAMA (Somalilandpress) — A “REMORSELESS” teenager has been jailed for life for stabbing Hassan Kul Hawadleh to death in Harrow Weald.

Abdul Khan, 19, of no fixed address, had denied killing Mr Hawadleh - who used to study at Harrow College - at High Weald Service Station in High Road at 7.30pm on February 19 last year but was convicted by a jury at the Old Bailey.

The victim, who died from a single fatal stab wound to the heart, was the son of a former prime minister of Somalia and lived in Colindale, north London. He was an engineering student at the University of East London.
Khan was sentenced to life for the murder this morning at the conclusion of the three week trial and was ordered to serve a minimum of 22 years.

He had already admitted to violent disorder and causing grievous bodily harm to Mr Hawadleh’s friend, student Abdiwahab Guiled, 19.

Mr Guiled was stabbed in the buttocks as Mr Hawadleh filled his silver Ford Focus with petrol at the petrol station.

Judge Paul Worsley told Khan, an Afghan refugee, of XXX, that he had destroyed Mr Hawadleh’s life and that of his “respectable, peace-loving family”.

The judge said the attack was in revenge for what Khan perceived was his humiliation in a one-to-one fight three days earlier with Guiled’s cousin..
The judge said: “Abdiwahab was set upon, stabbed deeply in the buttocks. `Not satisfied with that, within moments, you carried out an attack on his friend, who had gone back to help him.
“You stabbed him in the shoulder and then stabbed him through the heart. You have shown no flicker of remorse.”

The judge said Khan fled to France and then Germany following the murder.

Afterwards, Detective Inspector Martin Ludlow, of the Met’s Homicide and Serious Crime Command, said: “Kul was a promising university student with a bright future ahead of him. He has been described to me by the people closest to him as a loving, loyal, bright, and good natured young man who was highly regarded by his family and friends.

“Kul was fatally stabbed as he rushed to the aid of a close friend who was being assaulted. He was left to die on the petrol station forecourt.

“I, along with the investigation team, pay tribute to Kul Hawadleh and all of his friends and family who have shown immense bravery throughout this investigation and long and difficult trial.”

Source: Harrow Observer | Thursday, June 10, 2010

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Suicide blast hits Algeria police

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Suicide blast hits Algeria police

Conflict started in 1992 after the army cancelled the second round of multiparty elections [AFP] At least nine people have been killed in a village east of the Algeria's capital after a suicide bomber drove a lorry into the barracks of an elite police unit. The bombing happened on Friday in the town of Timizar in the Kabylia region, police officials said. The dead included four police officers and a Chinese worker who was involved in the construction of a highway in the area, the officials said. The suicide bomber died when he drove the vehicle, packed with explosives, into the barracks. Police then shot and killed two suspected attackers who were following the lorry in another vehicle, the police said. All of the dead officers belonged to a rapid-reaction unit of the military police, officials said. Over the past year violence has escalated in the mountainous and forested terrain of Kabylia, where isolated fighter groups have aligned with al-Qaeda and staged a series of bombings. Security forces killed seven men on Wednesday near the village of Toughrast, located at least 40km north of Kabylie's main town, Tizi Ouzou, a security official said. Acting on a tip-off from two suspected members of a network that supports armed opposition groups in the region, security forces swooped as the group were preparing to buy supplies, the official said. Security forces seized automatic weapons, ammunition, food and pharmaceuticals, the official said. Such attacks in Algeria started in 1992 after the army cancelled the second round of the country's first-ever multiparty elections, stepping in to prevent likely victory by the Islamic Salvation Front, commonly known by its French acronym, FIS. Armed opposition groups turned to force to overthrow the government, with up to 200,000 people killed in the violence that ensued.

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Israel warns Lebanon aid ships

Nine people were killed when an aid flotilla  heading to Gaza was raided by Israeli soldiers on May 31 Israel has told the UN that it will use "all necessary means" to stop ships from Lebanon from carrying humanitarian aid to the besieged Gaza Strip. In a letter to Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary-general, and to the Security Council on Friday, Gabriela Shalev, Israel's UN ambassador, also called on the Lebanese government to prevent the ships from leaving. Shalev said it appeared a small number of ships planned to sail from Lebanon and that while the organisers said they wished to take aid to Gaza, "the true nature of their actions remains dubious". She also called on the international community to use its influence to stop the boats departing and to discourage their nationals from taking part in the action. A group of Lebanese women activists joined by Europeans and journalists are planning to sail for Gaza in the latest bid to break Israel's blockade of the coastal enclave. International outcry International fury and condemnation erupted after Israeli soldiers stormed a six-ship aid flotilla heading for Gaza on May 31, killing eight Turks and a Turkish-American on board. IN DEPTH Israeli leaders say the troops acted in self-defence after the flotilla activists attacked them. But preliminary autopsy reports revealed that the nine activists were shot a total of 30 times, some in the back of the head or in the back. The head of the UN criticised Israel's investigation into the attack and said the inquiry lacked international credibility. The UN wants its own investigation, but Israel is refusing. Hezbollah denial Meanwhile, the Lebanese group Hezbollah has denied it was backing the all-women aid flotilla, saying it did not want to give Israel a pretext to attack peaceful aid activists. "Hezbollah confirms that it decided from the very beginning to stay away from this humanitarian act in terms of organisation, logistic support and participation so as not to give the Israeli enemy any pretext to attack the participants," Hezbollah said in a statement. "Hezbollah firmly believes this peaceful, civilian effort will succeed. The organisers had not announced a departure date for the ship, christened Mariamin honour of the Virgin Mary. Following international outcry, Israel said on Thursday that it was easing the land blockade on Gaza, which for the past three years has been controlled by a Hamas-led government. But it said the sea blockade would continue. The International Committee of the Red Cross said that the blockade was illegal and described it as a violation of the Geneva Conventions.