Islamic hate preacher says government wants "to create a docile brand of Islam but it is not going to happen"

Islamist fanatic Abu Izzadeen last night vowed to publicly confront Home Secretary Theresa May if she travels to Muslim areas to promote the Government’s counter-terrorism regulations.

The preacher – who has served a jail sentence for inciting hatred and raising funds for terrorism – hit the headlines in 2006 when he heckled then Home Secretary John Reid.

Abu Izzadeen had called for the beheading of any Muslim in the British Army. He was released early.

But days after Mrs May launched a fresh crackdown on home-grown terror, dubbed the Prevent Strategy, Izzadeen promised to challenge her “face to face” as she tries to stop the spread of radical Islam across the UK.

Last night the 35-year-old said: “If they are willing to put these issues on the table and discuss them I am more than ready.

“I am quite sure Theresa May will not come off any better than John Reid.

“And if she thinks I am joking she is wrong.

“Wherever she will be next I will be dressed in white so she will be able to recognise me.

“This is a re-hash of a failed policy.”

Izzadeen’s sidekick Anjem Choudary, 43, former head of banned Islamist group al-Muhajiroun, said: “This is a challenge to our ideology and our religion.

“We will be going from area to area, wherever the Government is going to put more money, and we will radicalise the youth before the Government gets there.

“There are many institutions and mosques on the Government’s payroll. This is blood money.

“They want to create a docile brand of Islam but it is not going to happen.”

Ahmad Ibn Tulun Mosque , in Cairo. Egypt

Ahmad Ibn Tulun Mosque

Ahmad Ibn Tulun Mosque interior

Interior of Ahmad Ibn Tulun Mosque

Ahmad Ibn Tulun Mosque exterior

Ahmad Ibn Tulun Mosque (Arabic: مسجد أحمد بن طولون) is located in Cairo, Egypt. It is arguably the oldest mosque in the city survived in its original form, and is the largest mosque in Cairo in terms of area.

Mosque Sultan Hassan In Cairo

Founded mosque of Sultan Hassan bin al-Nasir Muhammad. Construction began in 1356 AD and was completed after seven years in 1363. Sultan was killed before the end of the construction has not yet been found in his body, buried in the tomb, which is specially built at the mosque, but buried in it, and two children later

Interior of Mosque Sultan Hassan  In Cairo

Mosque Sultan Hassan gate In Cairo

Mosque Sultan Hassan In Cairo

Mosque Al-Azhar in Cairo

Al-Azhar Mosque (Arabic: جامع الأزهر Gama `al-Azhar," the most shining mosque is a mosque in Cairo in Egypt. Al-Mu'izz li-Din Allah from the Fatimid Caliphate used to the new capital was established in the year 970. It is name usually considered to be of Muhammad's daughter Fatima, revered figure in Islam who was given the title of az-Zahra '("the shining"). This is the first mosque was established in Cairo ,a city which has since earned the nickname " city of a thousand minarets .

There are ten sykeh who are in this daulah, among others:

1. Imam el-Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdullah Al Syarief-Kharasyi al-Maliki.

2. Sheikh Imam Ibrahim Muhammad al-Barmawi

3. Imam Muhammad al-Shaykh al-Maliky Nasyraty

4. Imam Sheikh Abd el-el-Baqi Al-Malikiy Qulaeny

5. Sheikh Imam Muhammad al-Maliky Syanan

6. Imam Sheikh Ibrahim el-Musa Al-maliky Fayoumy

7. Sheikh Abdellah Al-Imam ash Shafi'i Syabrawi

8. Sheikh Salim Al-Imam Muhammad ash Shafii Hifny

9. Imam Sheikh Abd el-Raouf Mohammed Shafi Sujaeni Ash

10. Imam Sheikh Ahmad Abdel Monem el-damanhury

Then at the end of 1220 AH / 1805 AD Egypt was in the hands of Muhammad Ali. And Al-Azhar remains raw Masyekhakh his system. Furthermore, the names of the Imam who occupied Kuri Masyekhakh as follows:

11. Imam Sheikh Omar Abdel-rahman Al-Hanafy

12. Sheikh Imam Ahmad Abu el-Shalah Arusy Musa Al-Shafi'i

13. Sheikh Abdullah el-Imam Shafi'i Syarqawi

14. Sheikh Imam Muhammad al-Syanwani

15. Sheikh Imam Muhammad al-Arusy

16. Sheikh Imam Ahmad Ali al-Damhuji

17. Sheikh Imam Hasan Muhammad Al-'Athar

18. Imam Shaykh Hasan el-Quesny

19. Imam Sheikh Ahmad al-Shaim el-safty

20. Sheikh Imam Ibrahim Al-bajury

21. Imam Sheikh Mustafa Al-Arusy

22. Sheikh Imam Muhammad al-Abbasi Al-Mahdy Al-Hanafi

23. Sheikh Imam Muhammad al-Shafi'i Imbabi

24. Hasunah Sheikh Imam Al-Nawawi al-Hanafi

25. Sheikh Mohammed Ali Al-Imam Al-Maliky Bablawi

26. Sheikh Salim al-Imam al-Maliky Bisyri

27. Sheikh Muhammad Al-Imam Ali Al-Maliky Bablawi (the second time)

28. Sheikh Imam Abdel-rahman al-Syirbiny

29. Hasunah Sheikh Imam Al-Nawawi al-Hanafi (the second time)

30. Sheikh Salim al-Imam al-Maliky Bisyri (the second time)

31. Imam Sheikh Muhammad Abu Al-Gizawy fadlal

32. Imam Shaykh Muhammad Mustafa Al-Maragy

33. Sheikh Imam Mohammad Al-Ahmady Adzawahiry

34. Imam Shaykh Muhammad Mustafa Al-Maragy (the second time)

35. Imam Sheikh Mustafa Abdel-Raziq

36. Sheikh Imam Ma Muhammadiyah, however el-Syanwany

37. Imam Sheikh Abdel-Majid Salim

38. Sheikh Imam Ibrahim Hamrusy

39. Imam Sheikh Abdel-Majid Salim (the second time)

In two recent Egyptian leadership is undergoing a massive political jolt, as the new period to the Modern Egyptians, marked with the "revolution of July 1952 AD" namely the overthrow of Gamal Abdul Nasser against the king Faruq "Dinasty Kheidio 10", while switching to the republican system of royal as well as return capital from Alexandria to Cairo. The system Masyekhakh Al-Azhar continues admirably. Namely:

Mosque Al-Azhar in Cairo

Mosque Al-Azhar in Cairo interior

Mosque Al-Azhar in Cairo exterior

40. Sheikh Imam Muhammad al-Husein Hadlr

41. Imam Sheikh Abdel Rahman Taj.

42. Sheikh Imam Mahmud Syaltut

43. Sheikh Imam Hasan Ma, however

44. Sheikh Imam Muhammad al-fahhaam

45. Sheikh Imam

46. Imam Sheikh Gad el-Haq Ali Gad el-Haq

47. Imam Sheikh Mohammad Sayyed Thantahwi

London Police Cover Up Cam-paign of Violent Islamization...

Victims say that officers in the borough of Tower Hamlets have ignored or downplayed outbreaks of hate crime, and suppressed evidence implicating Muslims in them, because they fear being accused of racism.

The claims come as four Tower Hamlets Muslims were jailed for at least 19 years for attacking a local white teacher who gave religious studies lessons to Muslim girls.

The Sunday Telegraph has uncovered more than a dozen other cases in Tower Hamlets where both Muslims and non-Muslims have been threatened or beaten for behaviour deemed to breach fundamentalist “Islamic norms.”

One victim, Mohammed Monzur Rahman, said he was left partially blind and with a dislocated shoulder after being attacked by a mob in Cannon Street Road, Shadwell, for smoking during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan last year.

“Two guys stopped me in the street and asked me why I was smoking,” he said. “I just carried on, and before I knew another dozen guys came and jumped me. The next thing I knew, I was waking up in hospital.”

He reported it to the police and they just said they couldn’t track anyone down and there were no witnesses,” said Ansar Ahmed Ullah, a local anti-extremism campaigner who has advised Mr Rahman. “But there is CCTV in that street and it is lined with shops and people.”

Teachers in several local schools have told The Sunday Telegraph that they feel “under pressure” from local Muslim extremists, who have mounted campaigns through both parents and pupils – and, in one case, through another teacher - to enforce the compulsory wearing of the veil for Muslim girls. “It was totally orchestrated,” said one teacher. “The atmosphere became extremely unpleasant for a while, with constant verbal aggression from both the children and some parents against the head over this issue.”

One teacher at the Bigland Green primary school, Nicholas Kafouris, last year took the council to an employment tribunal, saying he was forced out of his job for complaining that Muslim pupils were engaging in racist and anti-Semitic bullying and saying they supported terrorism. Mr Kafouris lost his case, though the school did admit that insufficient action had been taken against the behaviour of some pupils. The number of assaults on teachers in Tower Hamlets resulting in exclusions has more than doubled from 190 in 2007/8 to 383 in 2008/9, the latest available year, though not all are necessarily race-related.

Tower Hamlets’ gay community has become a particular target of extremists. Homophobic crimes in the borough have risen by 80 per cent since 2007/8, and by 21 per cent over the last year, a period when there was a slight drop in London as a whole.

Last year, a mob of 30 young Muslims stormed a local gay pub, the George and Dragon, beating and abusing patrons. Many customers of the pub told The Sunday Telegraph that they have been attacked and harassed by local Muslim youths. In 2008 a 20-year-old student, Oli Hemsley, was left permanently paralysed after an attack by a group of young Muslims outside the pub. Only one of his assailants has been caught and jailed.

Even during meetings of the local council, prominent supporters of Tower Hamlets’ controversial directly-elected mayor, Lutfur Rahman – dropped by the Labour Party for his links to Islamic fundamentalism - have persistently targeted gay councillors with homophobic abuse and intimidation from the public gallery.

The Labour leader, Josh Peck, was attacked with animal noises and cries of “Unnatural acts! Unnatural acts!” when he rose to speak. The Conservative leader, Peter Golds, was repeatedly heckled as “Mrs Golds” and a “poofter”.

Mr Golds said: “If that happened in a football stadium, arrests would have taken place. I have complained, twice, to the police, and have heard nothing. A Labour colleague waited three hours at the police station before being told that nothing would be done. The police are afraid of being accused of Islamophobia. Another Labour councillor said that the Met is now the reverse of what it must have been like in the 1970s, with a complete lack of interest when white people make complaints of harassment and hatred.”

In February this year, dozens of stickers appeared across Tower Hamlets quoting the Koran, declaring the borough a “gay-free zone” and stating that “verily Allah is severe in punishment.”

The Sunday Telegraph has learned that during a routine stop-and-search at the time police found a young Muslim man with a number of the stickers in his possession. He was released without charge on the advice of the Crown Prosecution Service. Police also had CCTV images of a second unidentified Muslim youth posting the stickers at a local railway station, but refused to release the pictures for several weeks.

Peter Tatchell, the gay human rights campaigner, said: “The police said no-one was allowed to talk publicly about this because they didn’t want to upset the Muslim community. We’ve made very clear the difference between the Muslim community as a whole and these particular fundamentalists, and the fact that the police wouldn’t publicly say what they knew was an absolute disgrace.”

When the CCTV footage was finally released, in early April, the culprit was quickly identified as 18-year-old Mohammed Hasnath, who last week pleaded guilty to a public order offence and was fined £100. Jack Gilbert, of the Rainbow Hamlets gay group, said a more serious charge should have been brought. “The vast majority of the community saw the material as threatening, but the police were not willing to accept it as threatening,” he said.

Hasnath’s “interests” on his Facebook page include Khalid Yasin, a hate preacher who describes Jews as “filth” and teaches that homosexuals must be killed. Yasin has spoken at least four times since 2007 at the East London Mosque, Tower Hamlets’ most prominent Muslim institution. Although the mosque claims to be against extremism, discrimination, and violence, it has hosted dozens of hate, extremist or terrorist preachers and also hosted a “Spot The Fag” contest.

In the same week that it issued a press release condemning the anti-gay stickers, the mosque was also due to host a “gala dinner” with Uthman Lateef, a homophobic hate preacher.

The mosque is controlled by a fundamentalist group, the Islamic Forum of Europe, which says that it is dedicated to changing the “very infrastructure of society, its institutions, its culture, its political order and its creed ... from ignorance to Islam.”

The IFE’s community affairs co-ordinator, Azad Ali, is chairman of the Muslim Safety Forum, an organisation officially recognised by the Met as its “principal [liaison] body in relation to Muslim community safety.” Mr Golds said: “This relationship may explain the police’s feebleness.” The IFE also has close links to the Tower Hamlets mayor, Mr Rahman.

There is no suggestion that any mosque official has been personally involved in any act of violence or intimidation. However, in an email obtained by The Sunday Telegraph, one IFE activist, Abu Talha, used the name of the group to threaten a local Muslim woman who ran a dating agency.

“I am asking you kindly to stop these activities as it goes against the teachings of Islam,” he wrote. “Let me remind you that I have a huge network of brothers and sisters who would be willing to help me take this further…If by tomorrow you haven’t changed your mind … then the campaign will begin.” The dating agency has now closed and the woman has left the area.

Mr Ahmed Ullah said: “There has been a gradual increase in these kinds of attacks, that’s for sure.” A spokesman for the Metropolitan Police said: “When any allegation of crime is made to us, we investigate appropriately. We will always take action against hate crime in accordance with, and within the confines of, the law.”

Man Beaten with Plank for Leaving Islam...

Nottingham Crown Court heard that Sher Ahmadzai, 20, hit his victim with a metre-long plank, causing him to fall over during the attack in Radford.

Another man then started punching and kicking the fallen man in the face.

The victim escaped without serious injury but was left with a sore jaw and leg pain.

The court heard Ahmadzai knew his victim and both were members of the Afghan community.

The man was of Muslim faith but converted to Christianity after claiming asylum here.

"This did not sit well with the defendant," said prosecutor Paul Stimson.

"That culminated in the assault in October last year in Hartley Road."

When police questioned Ahmadzai, of Magdala Road, Mapperley, he said there had been a feud but would not elaborate.

He did not admit any cultural or religious motivation, the court heard.

He admitted assault causing actual harm and a separate offence of arson.

The court heard that Ahmadzai set fire to a partner's garden fence twice in an hour in the same month.

Fire crews attended the woman's home and put out the first blaze but within an hour Ahmadzai had gone back and started the fire again. This time, the blaze was more serious and spread to a neighbouring fence but was eventually brought under control.

CCTV captured Ahmadzai buying petrol at the Total petrol station in Sherwood Rise at 8pm and 9pm.

Judge Michael Stokes QC gave him 12 months for the assault and nine months concurrently for the arson.

The new offences meant he was in breach of a suspended prison sentence for two offences of assault causing actual bodily harm.

The judge gave him six months for this, to run consecutively with the 12 months for the recent offences, meaning his total sentence is 18 months in custody.

In mitigation, the court was told that Ahmadzai arrived in this country from Afghanistan six years ago in search of a better life and he'd had schooling before working as a butcher at a supermarket.

Rochdale child 'prostitution ring' charges

Eight men have been remanded in custody over allegations of grooming and committing sexual activity with teenage girls in Rochdale, Greater Manchester.

The charges against them include rape, paying for sexual
 services of a child, trafficking a child and controlling child prostitution.

Those charged are among 26 arrested in relation to the
 sexual exploitation of teenage girls since 2008.

The charges are based on allegations by four teenage
girls from Rochdale.

Border Agency

All eight appeared before Rochdale Magistrates' Court
 earlier and will appear at Bolton Crown Court on 22 June.

The charged men are:

• Abdul Rauf, 42, of Darley Road, Rochdale, charged with conspiracy to commit sexual activity with girls under 16, 
• sexual activity and paying for the sexual services of a
•  child and trafficking a child within the UK
• 
  
• Mohammed Ikhlaq, 41 of Cloverhall Crescent, Rochdale,
•  charged with conspiracy to commit sexual activity with 
• girls under 16
• 
  
• Adil Khan, 41, of Oswald Street, Rochdale,
•  charged with conspiracy to commit sexual activity
•  with girls under 16, two offences of sexual activity,
•  and trafficking a child within the UK
• 
  
• Liaquat Shah, 41, of Kensington Street, Rochdale,
•  charged with conspiracy to commit sexual activity
•  with girls under 16 and two counts of rape
• 
  
• Mohammed Sajid, 34, of Jepheys Street, Rochdale, 
• charged with conspiracy to commit sexual activity 
• with a girl under 16, three offences of sexual activity and attempting to pay for the sexual services of a child
• 
  
• Qamar Shahzad, 29, of Tweedale Street, Freehold,
•  Rochdale, charged with conspiracy to commit sexual activity
•  with girls under 16 and rape
• 
  
• Mohammed Amin, 44, of Falinge Road, Falinge, Rochdale, charged with conspiracy to commit sexual activity with 
• girls under 16, sexual assault and sexual activity
• 
  
• Abdul Aziz, 40, of Armstrong Hurst Close, Rochdale,
•  charged with conspiracy to commit sexual activity 
• with girls under 16, trafficking girls, rape and controlling 
• child prostitution

Wanted by police

Meanwhile, three men aged between 34 and 43
 answered bail on Tuesday and were re-bailed to l
ater dates.

A further five men are due to answer bail on 21 June 2011.

Five other men have been released without charge
 while three more are not on bail.

Police said one man had been handed over to the
UK Border Agency.

Hamid Safi, 21, of Kensington Street, Rochdale,
 failed to answer bail and is now wanted by police.

The inquiry was carried out by Greater Manchester
 Police's Public Protection Division and its Major
 Incident Team working with Rochdale division officers.