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that some born after his father's death was the true founder of fans and he gave thanks and praise to allah for he was a follower of the prophet and obeyed the summons to prayer. along the. road i. know you are. there. and now you are. ahead. but where stranger straying and lost will you find your salvation if you are not a muslim the mosque is closed to you it is not the pride of islam that denies you entry as you might suppose but a law passed by the french and the early years of the twentieth century by its terms you a banished to the roof of the madrassa and i thought even in the mother also koran school though you may gaze about to your heart's content i lie will not be angry with you if you look around it is his name that is written here on the columns and pillars are the. the right here are you saying that was the a was the only was the last was you know who was. your way has taken you at the front of that and deep into the old city of fence further and further down now you have reached the lowest point in the city here the animal skins are stripped of hand stained tanned and died th

"you must dojihad in allah's path". manchester bomber salman abedi. sadly, i wouldn't be surprised if salman abedi's horrific suicide bombing was partly inspired by this sermon. this audio was obtained by the bbc, a recording of friday prayers inside didsbury mosque in december 2016, the same mosque where salman abedi and his family would pray. we played the sermon in full to two islamic scholars. thejihad he is referring to here is actually being in the battlefield. there's no ifs and buts in this. from the context of the way the5e texts are used, it's very clearly referring to militaryjihad, to armed jihad. the sermon focused on people suffering in syria. it included an appeal for donations, and also this. oh, dear. so... dear, oh, dear. so he's reiterated the calls not only to stop living a normal life, do something dra5tic, but to be with the small group of true mu5lim5. he's giving them the narrative of "them against us". he is psychologically and practically brainwashing young people into either travelling, or to

he prayed to allah and he prayed to god, he made us allah and he prayed to god, he made us all pray,nd the expertise to get over successfully these mammoth challenges that are in front of pakistan right now. is india nervous visit what we've seen on tv is this very confident man who is very much in control of what he's talking about, but on a personal level is he at all nervous about the scale of what's in front of him? not at all, he's a man with a plan. they said he wouldn't be able to fix this bowling action, he did, they certain two said he couldn't be the best all—rounder in the world, he did, they said he couldn't wind the world cup, he was, —— did, they said you couldn't be a successful politician, he was, he is a man with a plan. i remember him saying, do your hard work right now believing this is the first and last time we've got this opportunity to fix pakistan. there will not be a second chance. so he has that sense of urgency. word what about the accusations that he is too conservative, those accusations you faced yourself and you come from one of there's the conservative

"you must dojihad in allah's path." in charge and reveal his connections to the manchester bomber salman abedi. sadly i wouldn't be surprised if salman abedi's horrific suicide bombing was partly inspired by this sermon. this audio was obtained by the bbc, a recording of friday prayers inside didsbury mosque in december 2016. the same mosque where salman abedi and his family would pray. we played the sermon in full to two islamic scholars. the jihad he is referring to here is actually being on the battlefield. there's no ifs and buts in this. from the context of the way these texts are used, it's very clearly referring to militaryjihad, to armed jihad. the sermon focused on people suffering in syria, it included an appeal for donations, and also this... oh, dear. so... dear, oh, dear. so he's reiterated a call not only to stop living a normal life, do something drastic, but to be with the small group of true muslims. he's giving them the narrative of them against us. he is psychologically and practically brainwashing yo

"you must dojihad in allah's path."arge and reveal his connections to the manchester bomber, salman abedi. sadly, i wouldn't be surprised if salman abedi's horrific suicide bombing was partly inspired by this sermon. this audio was obtained by the bbc, a recording of friday prayers inside didsbury mosque in december, 2016. the same mosque where salman abedi and his family would pray. we played the sermon in full to two islamic scholars. the jihad he's referring to here is actually being in the battlefield. there's no ifs and buts in this. from the context of the way these texts are used, it's very clearly referring to militaryjihad, to armed jihad. the sermon focused on people suffering in syria. it included an appeal for donations, and also this: oh, dear. so... dear, oh, dear. so he's reiterated the call not only to stop living a normal life, do something drastic, but to be with the small group of true muslims. he's giving them the narrative of "them against us". he is psychologically and practically brainwashing youn

because allah says and a catholic life that i was raised in but i have maintained a faith in go out and tell them to i don't believe obviously all of these that i don't believe in the institutional church of the catholic church and i don't attend any of the rites and rituals so if there is if it has to me is affects me but distancing me and communities. have a photo of you meeting the pope we just were looking at it a second ago you met timothy a few years ago you spoke to him about the issue of sex abuse this weekend the pope is meeting irish abuse survivors in your view is he truly on board as far as the topic of confronting abuse in the catholic church is concerned. no i don't think we've seen that mission that's the. case at all and partner miley. fourteen to mouth for years it hasn't actually delivered on the mary collins on the same commission or mission and spend as the promise to prosecute bishops has not actually been implemented them it's true says the response has been made a verbal pun trikes apologies such as last year or earlier in the week now and what i mash when i menti

time that i've performed the hajj and it's been one of my greatest wishes for a long time i prayed to allah to help me to perform the whole ritual i hope this year will be a good one for the islamic nations. he said so. the hajj poses a great logistical challenge for saudi arabia and twenty fifteen more than two thousand four hundred people were killed in a stampede and subsequent crush authorities say they are prepared we have done everything possible to prevent any kind of a stampede. the new oil john mara. project is just. one evidence of how much saudi arabia is willing to do to protect the security and safety of polygamy and make people flock to circle the cube shaped islam's holiest site it's what ms thems all over the world turned towards cheering their five daily prayers and a place that all hope to see in the flesh at least once in their lives. and felt all the german cup first strands continued on fashion day and there have been some shock results reigning champions on trash vying for suffrage the biggest upset with fourth year all and beating them to one shocker out also made an

the price gets to what it is not what the price is going to be but at what time did it peak well as allah'scental adding fascinating alan bennett because i bought my first pair coin in two thousand and thirteen takes a listening to you and i spoke of my very first conference in q one of twenty fourteen and started appearing on you tube shows of other people in two thousand and fourteen going into twenty fifteen like on the from there it's got the channels you to clarify follow them learn something for a change you fricken lamba degenerate and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser if you are with me max kaiser and stacy everett like to thank our guests on days if you want to reach us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time. thank you. lou. i. was. just. i think i will i think i think. it will be yes you know. just for your height i lost his boss because you got that you just part of the media which was you know. let me put your money in my power though she doesn't put the pressure on us yet a lot to go to show your true mother when i mean what i thought i mean by doing g

maybe they've gone who knows what crimes they're guilty of maybe just standing on the street gunning allah akbar you know something like that is it could be very minor. but he goes he has to take the blood test blood types of all these prisoners political. why well because six high ranking chinese communist party congress had just arrived at a major hotel and they were looking for a liver and kidneys. and they wanted healthy people the ideas prisoners aren't regular prisoners the ones who are in death row aren't necessarily that healthy they are drug addicts sometimes or they live rough lives political prisoners tend to take care of themselves. so he went in nearly had a riot when he tried to take these samples they kept saying you're weaker like us a muslim how can you do this and he was said it's just for your health. now of course it wasn't just for their health those six. chinese communist party countries got their organs and they laughed and in a month there were six more. now that was one little incident back in one thousand nine hundred seventy it really could have ended there a lit

first time that i've performed and it's been one of my greatest wishes for a long time i prayed to allah to help me to perform the whole ritual i hope this year will be a good one for the islamic nations. he said so. the hajj poses a great logistical challenge for saudi arabia and twenty fifteen more than two thousand four hundred people were killed in a stampede and subsequent crush authorities say they are prepared we have done everything possible to prevent any kind of stampede. the new oil john mara. is just. one evidence of how much saudi arabia is willing to do to protect the security and safety of polygamy and make up people flock to circle the cube shaped islam's holiest site it's what muslims all over the world turn towards cheering their five daily prayers and a place that all hope to see in the flesh at least once in their lives. and just remind her of the top story that we're following for you living in india and showing no sign of easing rescuers in the southern states have karen are stepping up efforts to bring food and water to hundreds of heads in the things both trying d

allah. the news continued to protest for this twenty first friday they israelis continue to fire tear gas canisters and live ammunition on the palestinian protesters. the situation now is escalating as the palestinian protesters are trying to burn you to burn some tires to bury the vision of those ready snipers that israeli forces continue to fly more to gas canisters on the palestinian protesters to disperse them and to keep them away from the funds at least two policy means injured in a very very critical condition as you see palestinians are are bracing the palestinian flag. throwing stones on by israeli snipers and this is how the palestinians have been concentrating their guys ready snipers and the israeli forces oh my god live many in this unit you guys come to search are now being fired that gun on the palestinian protesters and as you see it has to be fired on the part of student protesters where your gas canisters are being fired from and on directions as you see the place is filled

you must do jihad in allah's path.erview he talks about waiting for orders to attack. and here he is back home in manchester in 2015. he is the leader of this group, demonstrating about the conflict in libya. months later he is the same group in london. mustafa graf is not there but what is the camera moves right. wearing a red t—shirt, smiling. the manchester bomb, salman abedi. newly two years before would murder 22 people. we shared our investigation with martin hibbert. he and his daughter were closest to salman abedi when his bomb exploded. he wanted to listen to mustafa g raf‘s he wanted to listen to mustafa graf‘s sermon. he wanted to listen to mustafa graf's sermon. i am speechless. that it is going on 30 minutes away from here. this was, if he was in that room at that date one week before christmas, one week later i was... my christmas, one week later i was... my daughter was unwrapping a surprise concert ticket. this was martin and his daughter eve hours before the concert. she has been left brain damage. she

within these specific private compounds within that group is a militant faction called the soldiers of allah i've seen over a thousand pages of government documentation united states government documentation that they've known about this for quite some time but the most of bismo part of this is how women and children are kept how they're treated women being found having been chained up children being trained almost militant like without electricity running water and other kinds of plumbing things like that so it is it continues to be a threat especially if the rest of these compounds aren't looked into because there are more than just the new mexico compound actually compound in colorado was raided back in the one nine hundred ninety s. jennifer i want to touch on something that you kind of touched on just a second ago about this has been known in the united states for quite some time so according to prosecutors the ringleader was. who officially have called a coconspirator in the one nine hundred ninety three world trade center bombing. such a long time the u.s. wisest man still a large. be

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allah voiced being. who had lived in germany for six years before he was scheduled to deportation in late two thousand and sixteen he found out about it in time and left the country voluntarily. that enabled him once he was in kabul to reapply for a german visa. that i didn't at all because the c.s. first bugger all of them and yet things here in afghanistan have grown awful much worse than i expected. that with that i thought it might have gotten a bit better as on the ship i have problems with several groups or not with everyone. but based on everything i've seen this is not a place where i can imagine living wish me a forest and council to live in. oh yeah i had spent fifty five days in various hiding places throughout afghanistan fearing for his life. he's a saint and he'd made and he would videos that were also seen in afghanistan he was afraid that the taliban had him in the sights. be a part of. our. lives it was the people. in the meantime we are a few on has returned to germany. and couldn't pro

fatalities triggered weeks of protests and then landed a renowned photojournalist in prison shot he dual allah has been arrested charged for making false and provocative comments in an interview on this channel al-jazeera he criticized the alleged excessive use of force on demonstrators who were demanding road safety and he questioned the legitimacy of prime minister sheikh hasina as government there's a general election coming up later this year and the government is growing increasingly and taller. critical voices especially those on the media space it finds most difficult to control the internet the authorities rely on a vaguely worded law the information and communications technology act which can land anyone publishing fake and obscene material online behind bars and the effect on journalism in bangladesh has been shall our starting point this week is duck. talk show. me a beer with. rebecca good opinion. that i think you know not painted. in this manner as a photo journalist. usually works with images not work and when it comes to bangladeshi politics these days journalists must choose t

most allah. west ham's chances were few and far between. it was a disappointing return. scoreline. daniel sturridge added a fourth goal. for a tougher tests lie ahead. liverpool high hopes of grown more. we played as good as possible today. we extended the preseason into the premier league season. it was good. not surprisingly good. better than i could have expected. we knew before the game that it was going to be very difficult. liverpool plays better than others. it is difficult to complain when you concede four goals. manchester city have the lead over arsenal. a couple of games in the scottish premiership. rangers are to nell up against st mirren. —— 2—0 up. great britain's donning cunningham won the gymnastics on the floor. he saw the challengers from israel and russia. he has an individual title. the crowd have been phenomenal. glasgow have done a greatjob. i have been watching all the other teams and this is what is made of. we are all united. i am over the men. the team are going to be so happy. this is the first of many will stop amazing work today. not a great

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this is what the ideal dough looks like this well it is the allah thing. then but the dough said for thirty minutes to absorb the flavors it's mock now for the spinach dumplings will name launched spinach onions and garlic butter and eggs not make can flour well made. and of course lots of cubes of day old bread the spinach dumplings are made the same way as the cheese ones and the deal was also left to rest. afterwords it's time to shake the dumplings and turn makes the cheese ones into longer ovals and bows the spinach ones into balls. and we're not going to do so for the spinach dough into articles the shapes the only difference the donor is always the same. let the dumplings simmer and salted water for fifteen minutes. though it's time to make the shots up or ravioli should look like american guy pamphlets i would swabian or italian ravioli the difference is just that here you can use raw a file because ryan was the file that the farmers generous with the palin called rusty can tell the shapes. the poster dough is filled with blanche to spin it and rec

only allah can say.n' i't think i will ever see her again. it has been one year.my aughter would have come back to me. reporter: thcrimes inflicted the rohingya last year are still destroying countless young lives. we meet a 15-year-old. she was forced into sex work after arriving in bangladesh and now says it is the only way toe. surv >> i want nothing else but to go back to myanmar. i want to get my country back.t i have lts of relatives there. i hate it here. i loved life in myanmar. i want to go back anget married there and have a nice family. if i keep doing this, my life will be destroyed. reporter: aung san suu kyi's myanmar claims it wants to bring these children back. plenty doubt that. the fear is they will be forgotten, and the dangers they face ignorat the world simply accepts this precarious circle of life. bbc news, on the myanmar-bangladesh border. of young peoplt in particula you can understand why amnesty international says that the rohingyas are one of the most persecuted minorities in the world. president trump is continuin

the appetite tends to wane so fish is always a good summer alternative to a hearty meal for today's allahcard we're going to sample a specialty from northern spain as you can to find out what that is right now. during a summer vacation by the mediterranean night if she seems to go down past. they can be found among the old cuisine dishes served at the sun pad as boss questran in a former mana stream a lot of ex demand. shafiq to come as favorite dish is a song called salat simple yet sophisticated i mean for me memories play an important role in dining that's when you need something that's top quality and at the same time it reminds you of your childhood and that's the best sensual experience you're going to have as a man you're the. taste sponsor already learned there's in our childhood. we're not pure emotions about ike's dining out experience but i mean we have your emotional muscle and they get us on the. way to come as high as the vegetables from my salad at the street markets in the nearby town of planet and some. sweet green onions bell pepper as and green beans. then he heads for

me to leaveasked your effort to try to reform , we were running into a little bit of a problem with allah takes and congress, as i reached out to a lot of you to see if you could get the word out in your community and let people in washington that making progress on this issue is more important than whatever political -- people would have. mobilized your communities and we were able to get the bill through the house, and hopefully, we will have the same results for the senate. what happens from there is that a lot of the policies we have been pushing do help all of your differents and your places where you are leaving and it has enabled us to open up a dialogue. i am happy to be here today to talk about this administration's efforts for prison reform but also what we can work on to make a difference for all americans. pres. trump: that is very nice of you and he is working on a lot of important things. number one on your list, who would've thought? it is been great the way you have done. great job. >> mr. president, it is an honor to be here. when you asked me to speak, the first thing i

having to make itself accountable to you know terror and allah to reno justice so you know what happens then when you got to kings like that i mean if you look at all the polls that have been conducted in the last week you've got confidence you've got faith in the catholic church is an institution plummeting so what can the pope do now i mean is it up to the pope himself to save the institution from the people inside it i think with various there is there are two things to be said the first one is not just the people inside it so i mean you have the berm of clerical e some of this is the middle management and the management of the church at different levels and these people some of them have to be saved from accusations that do not respond to them but some of them clearly should pay for what they have done but the church is much broader than that it has a lot of people that actually are the pendant on it so i think that it's very clear what he's that the pope can actually do and that he's bring justice into the game bring national justice systems into the game this is something that wou

jinping, and one uighur was quoted by the wall street journal saying, we should give thanks not to allah all around china, people are told to study the thoughts of the president. the president is almost deified now. how does that count as oppression? this talk about what the chinese government's motives are. can you a nswer government's motives are. can you answer that question? the chinese government is using east turkestan, uighur lives as a laboratory for total surveillance, brutal repression and if we are not careful, and i'm saying this to the chinese citizens in other parts of china. similar methods in tibet. and the new sheriff in town who is running the show. that's your explanation that won the last 18 months, things have become that much harder. he has brought the techniques he developed in tibet to his newjob in your province. the chinese government as pilot programmes. they start enforcing it in other. tibet and east turkestan has been a kind of playground for the pilot programme. you use the phrase east turkestan and i'm talking about xinjiang. there is a basic difference he

he prayed to allah and he prayed to god, he made us all pray, "please give us the strength and the expertisemammoth challenges that are in front of pakistan right now." is he at all nervous? because what we've seen on tv is this very confident man who is very much in control of what he's talking about, but on a more personal level, is he nervous at all about the scale of what is set out in front of him? not at all. he is a man who has a plan. they said he wouldn't be able to fix his bowling action, he did. they said he wouldn't be the best all—rounder in the world, he became the best all—rounder in the world. they said he wouldn't be able to win the world cup, he did. they said he wouldn't be a successful politician, he is a successful politician. they said he can never be the prime minister, he is the prime minister. so he's a man with a plan. i remember him saying, "do your hard work right now, believing this is the first and last time we have gotten this opportunity to fix pakistan. there will not be a second chance." so he has that sense of urgency. what about the accusations that he is

only allah can say. i don't think i'll ever see her again. it's been one year. have come back to me. the crimes inflicted on the rohingya last year are still destroying countless young lives. we meet a 15—year—old who goes by the name rosina. she was forced into sex work after arriving in bangladesh and says it's now the only way to survive. translation: i want nothing else but to be able to go back to myanmar. i want to get my country back. i've left lots of relatives there. i hate it here. i loved life in myanmar. i want to go back and get married there and have a nice family. if i keep doing this, my life will be destroyed. aung san suu kyi's myanmar claims it wants to bring these children back. plenty doubt that. so the fear is they'll be forgotten and the dangers they face ignored, that the world simply accepts this precarious circle of life. nick beake, bbc news, on the myanmar—bangladesh border. the australian parliament has been suspended, three more cabinet ministers have resigned and malcolm turnbull‘s future as prime minister hangs in the balance. as

francis has met eight victims of sexual abuse within the catholic church on the first day of a visit to allah and the pope finished the day by speaking at a festival for families in dublin earlier he met alan's prime minister liver at states reception we told him that clerical abuse had stained the irish state pope admitted to feeling shame about the church's failure to prevent abuse. number so can we go now surely i cannot fail to acknowledge the great scandal caused in ireland by the abuse of young people by members of the church charge of the responsibility for that metatron in education the failure of a crazy ass to cloth or a tease to adequately address these repugnant crimes has rightly given rise to outrage you are myself the sentiments tens of thousands of ranger refugees have protested in bangladesh against myanmar as crackdown on the muslim minority group an estimated seven hundred thousand richenda have fled to camps across the border in bangladesh the crackdown began exactly year ago and has signed a deal with me in march or another refugees to return but they repatriation process

only allah can say. i don't think i'll ever see her again. it's been one year.come back to me. the crimes inflicted on the rohingya last year are still destroying countless young lives. we meet a 15—year—old who goes by the name rosina. she was forced into sex work after arriving in bangladesh and says it's now the only way to survive. translation: i want nothing else but to go back to myanmar. i want to get my country back. i've left lots of relatives there. i hate it here. i loved life in myanmar. i want to go back and get married there and have a nice family. if i keep doing this, my life will be destroyed. aung san suu kyi's myanmar claims it wants to bring these children back. plenty doubt that. so the fear is they'll be forgotten and the dangers they face ignored, that the world simply accepts this precarious circle of life. nick beake, bbc news, on the myanmar—bangladesh border. the us attorney generaljeff sessions has hit back at his boss, donald trump, in response to the president's latest sharp criticism of him. he's long been under fire from the white