muslim could not even guess.nt are we talking about for one concert, he was ready to pay 10,000 francs. keychain katrix was director of olympia and indeed offered muslim a solid contract, comparable to what was signed between the theater and the legendary beatles . well, it was still far from that, when muslim got married, despite the ban. in the family, the uncle said, go now earn brother, broke up , including because muslim worked hard, traveling with concerts throughout the caucasus and this was still in school time. no wonder that even childhood friends remember him already as an adult. were very close friends. of course, stalks bring me down and differently. yes, he's older. and his activity here is this, the concert began at school. that is, he was walking with some disks in the dance than he was recording. well, yes, i really don’t remember him as a child, but i already remember him in a suit. although we were also doing something, but we were freer, or something, than he was already busy, so at the age of

what is a devout muslim. he guides his readers to islamic ideology its twists and turns to explain how islam got to where it is and why it needs reform. he draws also economic in history or coercive power. the reform mustafa akyol advocates has to come from muslims himself. the book b is largely addressedo them. but it is also addressed to the non- muslim world especially to westerners who misunderstand islam. including those who are apologists who claim there's something wrong islam. islamic folks who often forget their own religious history of bloodshed, intolerance and deed reform. mustafa akyol has written a very important book i expect to become a reference work for many years to come. it is not a book about public policy but is consequential in that regard too. the way islam is interpreted and outside of the muslim world affects the whole range ofub public policies energy policy, immigration, foreign policy and security the whole range of civil liberties including free speech and so on. before i introdu

he's talking as a muslim to his brother muslims. you are the same to pass as a foreign country and it's true. going to the past as a tourist can be a delight. it can also be a profound learning experience. most especially if the pastor visiting is your own path. when you hear storiesnot just about your mother and father but about your grandparents , yourgreat-grandparents , i recently heard that it was on the farm of my great great grandparents in counting monahan island that the potato blight which cost ireland about one third of its population in the mid-1970s , that it was on their farm at this blight was discovered. and we begin hearing stories like this from your own past, your attention isabsolutely riveted . and that is what this book i think has the potential to deliver to the muslims of the world but in the first instance to the english-speaking muslim community of the united states which i consider a pivotal community because muslims here come from all over the world and so the potential for the chauvinism, the domination

there is no part that contributes and he makes the case by a muslim for other muslims when he uses the pronoun that he doesn't have we lost science. and it's true going as a tourist it can be a learning experience most especially if the past you are visiting is normal and you hear stories not just about your mother and father that your grandparents, great-grandparents. [inaudible] he began hearing stories like this from your own deep past and your attention is absolutely riveted has the potential to deliver to the first instance the english-speaking muslim community of the united states that i considered a pivotal community because they come from all over the world. of the various traditions. it's really impossible not just because of the neutrality of the american state but also because of the character of the muslim population here. so, it is possible that the educated muslim population of the united states led by scholars who can also write with the cogency and term of journalists like mustafa can produce something that will be of a moral importance but because it is so big the worl

that muslims pose a threat. and the news media which have been transformed and effectively weaponized have been crucial to the messaging the founding fathers of in gad, this vision of the nation, which was quite different from pakistan, a state find biden. and they wanted in yet to be a state for all its citizens. but i think somewhere along the line secularism, or even the idea of democracy in general booklet dongle, everyone in india to point literally these concepts perhaps only resonate with an elite and the b g, b and it's in the twin. it will have been pushing this issue, disgraces of hindu identity for a very long time. what's happened simultaneously is a remarkable shift in television, news and the content that you see on the news to me. ah, this is there was actually news good evening and welcome to the news coach for a very long time has been stayed and boring. so the idea that you could actually be educated by what these voices on the air are saying is very new. but funnily enough, it's actually welco

magomayev honored artist of the azerbaijan ssr muslim magomayev muslim magomayev muslim magomayev muslim magomayev perform muslim magomayev muslim magomayev people's artist of the soviet union muslim magomayev we have a concert we decided to name love stories. i think that each of you today has a very personal one. a love story connected with this great artist and person, and we very much hope which of these many wonderful stories will be born? our great declaration of love to a man who was and is dear to everyone. thank you muslim you are for me happy birthday. along the wet highway to wet moscow to the house where i haven't been for a long time. along the macro highway to wet moscow, to the house where the unholy songs of the crane have not been for a long time. yes, marina's eyes sparkle in them with tears, not in the pain of love and the will of separation. the cranes do not sleep their songs without the genius of people, the whole country sings them on the keys of love muslim hands of unspent songs crane clip moscow dawns fly away and gives their smile at the edges. moscow sunrise f

or maybe they also grew up with the muslim. ​​​​fans and the only thing that there were such girls who could not restrain. and then they broke on the door. i didn't really like these, but in fact they are very good. the most interesting thing is that he did not flirt with them and did not flirt. they knew that they would come and put flowers, let's say, that 's all there is to the door. you see, that's why i'm jealous of anyone, he's an artist, he needed to worshipers of the sun of the golden wall, quick shroud of worshipers. magomayev got even more after the release of the cartoon in the footsteps of the bremen town musicians, and of very different ages. of course, in my childhood it was the main cartoon. e, well, you can no longer name a single cartoon that at that time would have combined e in itself so cleverly e. uh, all some kind of internal fermentation there is childish. well, let's say i'm stupid. it was already there, in my opinion, 12-13 years. this is the most such years 11-12. in general, such a premonition is alre

meet the last majority of muslims in india. who will, i will face neither deprivation, nor do the most. i mean, one conscious group does said similar things about the new york times and the washington post that they also focus too much on muslim issues. but spend any time watching the channels feeding news to indians. and you'll realize somebody's gotta do report on the frightening trajectory that this story is taking where it may lead . you may be wondering, why aren't we anchoring this broadcast from new delhi? we tried for months, we applied for visas and were questioned by indian officials in london. and we have yet to hear back. the motor government is clearly sensitive about foreign news coverage. but if it was just news outlets on the outside making trouble. why just a few weeks ago with the editor's guild of india, heads of newspapers and magazines, condemned domestic news channels for targeting vulnerable communities by stealing hatred. and they compared those news channels to that real want and radio station, the one

you are like muslim's sister.marina magomaeva the only, beloved daughter of the people's artist. it's true. she spoke the truth, they just showed it. here is the same book by marina, signed by muslim's handwriting. this is exactly the same book he gave us and also see his handwriting and his famous signature. yes, where it is written read to dear mother tanya yuri sergey with love. that's how i took you husband yuri this is a brother and mother muslim magomayev november 23, 2001. it’s great that they say that after his death he wrote this and that’s where muslim’s childhood letter is, so i somehow want to say, so it’s time a little. well, stop, yes, yes, all the best muslim, therefore, you understand, we have seen marina and me more than once and there are photographs where everyone is together. my mother wasn't there. yura marinochka is small, then marina grew up, there are photographs where she is. uh, hmm, learning music, learning to play the piano, we saw each other. the last time, uh, was on the anniversary.

it's kind of like a short handful muslims. and you saw this very recently when there was a fate of losing all muslims and shops. i happen to cause i thought out. and you had prominent anchors claim on top of the bulldozer in a sort of a macabre roman spectacle was what i had to put it in. got you? yeah. get that. i got what i got. good night guys letting me go down godaddy and it was, there's no proof of them being illegal. some of them, even in fact have documents which show that they have benefited from the prime minister's housing scheme. but because you can just lever these people as illegal are called an enterprise eager. and because it's such a spectator sport, the audience is almost numbed into thinking that these people must deserve it. the listening post repeatedly requested interviews with a half dozen of india's most prominent news anchors. none wanted to speak with us. oh, there is no larger religious minority group in any country than indian muslims. 20 percent of the population. more than 220000000 people, commun

and so for muslim use consumers, it's a pretty big scenario. you would want to june out or disengage in some ways if the news outlet that it disengaged from the stories that are hitting people, the hardest. india's agricultural sector, responsible for roughly 20 percent of its g. d. p is in turmoil. it's health care sector, exposed by covert 19 is in critical condition and the unemployment rate is approaching 8 percent. that's more than 100000000 people without work. yet when the online outlet news laundry analyzed, debates across 7 major news channels earlier this year, it found that the number of programs, tackling economic problems were minimal, communal issues. hindu versus muslim debate controversies dominate the output and certain terms get thrown in like jihad and then applied to whatever grievances indians may have. there is this whole discourse of jihad which loosely references the global war on terror. yup. but it was a big god. loved yacht gives you so much. trouble was going to make sure he loved you, had references taking off hindu

this is the cigarette butt of muslim maghamakur. you decide to say goodbye to the profession of stage so early, did you mind? could you object to him? not that question. no, no, no, it was possible to speculate, but i didn’t even have such a question. if he decides so, so she has a basis for it. he did not want. wow, one scene, he wanted to go out and leave just as beautifully , so that muslim, whom we have been here all evening, will remain in our memory. yes, yes, you see, when they began to show him as an already sick person. i think that he would be against these shots, because an artist always remains an artist forever. i want to say that muslim magomedovich passed away in 2008, but all this evening. we talk about this person and remember him lightly, and it seems to me that a in this sense is the final song, oh, which i i want to ask seryozha volochkov to perform the golden ray of the sun takes on a slightly different shade. a golden ray of sunshine the night will pass, the morning will come. i know from my feet that happiness

for me, the muslim voice of muslim magomayev this is the most unique male vocal that i have heard iny life tamara's voice is superfluous, this is the same for me, only here in female paint. the family of the galarovs and magomayev sinyavskaya was always connected by a strong friendship. emin met tamara muslim when there were families recently. one of the most beautiful and famous couples in the soviet union, could the little boy imagine then that many years later he would go on stage together. since magomayev now i want to present began to introduce me was looking for. now he will sing. and it was, of course, very scary that all his friends were all from alla borisovna ending there, well, the biggest artists. and somehow i really i was nervous singing this song, i'm still nervous. my way is a poignant composition, one of the most favorite songs of magomayeva sinyavskaya, maybe because this story is about them? i know you starry, the sky - this is an example of harmony, each star shines in its place, bright and unique, and in astronomy there is a good tradition to name celestial objec

recognizing ede as a holiday muslim students will be able to celebrate their holiday the muslim community deserves to be seen and represented of inclusiveness and diversityup lifting the diversity hold pace for schools have the freedom to celebrate holidays without the added pressure of school. muslim students and families should not have to decide to celebrate a holiday and attending sdool other holidayers given days off there is no reason ede does not get the same treatment. students can get absences excuses the fear can be destructive and teacher leniency with absence from school. with the componentses we should recognize prioritize our students and their culture. and with that said i want to highlight a student names sarah and work of the ede resolution and organizing a petition to recognize ede as a holiday. this resolution will serve students and student centered and student lead. thank you. i want to echo everything and i want to start off by saying the ede resolution is an example how community activism should not go unnoticed. i know some organizers have been doing this work for

that the you will muslim is we don't have that kind of thing. the, the me, we behave with decency i, i, she, nor dish earlier fed to death. her almost, she had to for us to be homosexual and do such things. my mom is a terrible sind sang and that is why muslims don't do that. you fake roof, emmy, do mind if it myself, but i had wants to belong to the muslim community. he's already gone on 5 pilgrimages to the holy muslim city of macca. he wants to show that homosexuals can be good muslims, with despite political unrest that continues to ravage to dan's capital. khartoum german car fans are still finding ways to have fun. by day fatima city works in a pharmacy, but after work she devotes herself to her favorite hobby. the volkswagen beetle. with what do i like most about the volkswagen beetle? it's the quality the last for ever, and there are so easy to maintain. i do most of the repairs myself. and now that i have my own beetle, i've fallen even more in love with this car. up there also just her beautiful inside and out. i love them any muslim t

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can be good muslims. he had with despite political unrest that continues to ravage to dan's capital. khartoum german car fans are still finding ways to have fun by day fatima city works in a pharmacy, but after work she devotes herself to her favorite hobby. the volkswagen beetle. with what do i like most about the volkswagen beetle? it's the quality there last for ever and there are so easy to maintain. i do most of the repairs myself and now that i have my own beetle, i've fallen even more in love with this car is there also just her beautiful inside and out. i love them. awesome. to have any. she's not the only volkswagen fan in sedans. capitol cartoon to day beetle collectors gather in the city along with other fans of german carmakers from the mercedes club club ben sudan has more than 7000 members. would welcome to mercedes music. my love to close my case is closed. it's actually a lifestyle dr. aggregation, i joined mercedes benz pruitt, germany chillman. i'm a cop mechanic and my love for pain saw

and that is why and muslims don't do that. jeff key fe crew emmys, you more if it myself but i had wants to belong to the muslim community. he's already gone on 5 pilgrimages to the holy muslim city of mce. he wants to show that homosexuals can be good muslims, with despite political unrest that continues to ravage su dan's capital. khartoum german car fans are still finding ways to have fun. by day fatima city works in a pharmacy, but after work she devotes herself to her favorite hobby. the volkswagen beetle. with what do i like most about the volkswagen beetle? it's the quality there last for ever, and there are so easy to maintain. i do most of the repairs myself. and now that i have my own beatle, i've fallen even more in love with this car. they also just are beautiful inside and out. i love them any muslim to have any she's not the only volkswagen fan in sedans, capital khartoum to day beetle collectors, gather in the city, along with other fans of german carmakers from the mercedes club. club, ben sudan, has more than

let's meet muslim.ed girl who the other day went around everyone at the tchaikovsky competition tamara sinyavskaya muslim very nice how i love you. good morning good morning so walk fresh air breakfast coffee praise scheckerburg for the performance of your experience. and the warmth of my video, we were able to find each other. meet a knight and past him the sun of us lord with you is never possible. if you're late for the concert, hurry up. dear friend tamara, you must hurry to the stage, you must now perform before we were interrupted. if suddenly at least sometime rescued. when hello, how do you sing, how do you sing, i always said that azerbaijan has two treasures, oil and the voice of muslim magomayev, we haven’t seen all day today, muslim and you weren’t on the tour either, i see you made friends with the musician. we must respect each other's talent. thanks for the warm hearted words. i am very glad to see you. like jamal muslimovich. i was told that he was ill, that he was doing well with him ,

he wants to show that homosexuals can be good muslims. he had with, despite political unrest that continues to ravage su dan's capital. khartoum, german car fans are still finding ways to have fun. by day fatima city works in a pharmacy, but after work she devotes herself to her favorite hobby. the volkswagen beetle with what do i like most about the fullest i can be to. it's the quality there last for ever and there are so easy to maintain. i do most of the repays myself and now that i have my own beetle, i've fallen even more in love with this car as to how they also just are beautiful inside and out. i love them mighty muslim to have any she's not the only volkswagen fan in sedans, capital khartoum, to day beetle collectors, gather in the city, along with other fans of german carmakers from the mercedes club. club, ben sudan has more than 7000 members. old book, me to mercedes music. my love to close. my case is closed. it's actually a lifestyle. after graduation i joined mercedes benz trula, germany shellman. i'm a cop mechanic and my

muslim it hurts, right?ng it will come in handy for me, then another to the furs, please. good. we start our sunday radio broadcast with good morning. hello dear. how are you? by the way, how are you? how are you yesterday with the administrator? tell me honestly, you are really here to find out how our administrator ended up. and honestly no. listen, i'm on the verge of a breakdown, today's broadcast nora carrel, refused at the last minute, and the release is in an hour, listen, this is the radio. if people do not hear the star, who then the director will come the next day will threaten to change the host, i mean me. think help out i have a rehearsal. well , the beauty queen. well, this is beautiful. this means that we are now rehearsing the queen on the way, and then we are recording in the studio. come on, come on, come on, i don't know if i can replace muslim's hole in the whole country there is only one star and one friend who can help now. let's, thank you, you're still real. what time are you leaving?

to the muslim community.t can happen in any community and it should not be a judgment call on who we are and how we move forward. we will address all of how we unify the community and that is exactly where we are and how we plan to move forward is really certifying -- solidifying relationships and part of that was with the memorial yesterday to bring it back to the base. the community here in albuquerque. at the icnm, all my life it has always been a diverse group of ethnicities, a diverse group of religious sects. we never had that divide and we don't intend to have that divide . again, as hard as it is, we are going to get through this. amy: samia assed, again, all of our condolences. human rights activist and organizer in albuquerque and a member of the islamic center of new mexico. next up, the fbi recently rated properties in st. louis, missouri, and st. petersburg, florida, tied to the african people's socialist party as the justice department indicts a russian man who they accuse of using u.s.-based gr

well , friends for muslim, comrades for muslim. me from the tree. really pushed.there? let's. about the sea, the sea, how romantic it sounds to us urgently need words. walked woke up yes no, just drank tea. nobody called me. no, they didn't call. i am not sleeping. pass how was your lesson went well? we'll meet three times a week nice, she's a girl, right? grandfather and how are things with the ensemble? you will have an ensemble. it's just that you understand without musicians, i can't perform. i really need them. on click, you know, you can only fall in love? it happens sometimes. guess i didn't call. dont worry. he's probably settling down there, he'll call right away, i know how he called. he is now with his uncle and aunt, but you don’t know how he treats me. no way probably, now he is setting him against me, they say that i do not suit him. what do you think he'll listen to like that? he's not a little boy anymore. they raised him like himself? and how should they treat me when their nephew does not want to marry me for 6 years, and i endure it. don't worry

ah, also because of their beliefs about muslim the attacks on between time by muslim extremists radically changed the discourse around islam in the us. according to the research institute, the new america foundation $2.00 and $5.00 americans believe islam is incompatible with us values. the distrust and hostility towards muslims has caused a rise in lemma phobic attacks across the country. just one percent of americans are muslims, but 14.5 percent of all hate crimes committed in 2018, but motivated by anti islamic sentiment. according to a us government survey. one reason for their hatred against american muslims is the impact the war on terror has had on army veterans there's been multiple studies about the rise of islamic phobia. coinciding with returning veterans coming back from the middle east. you know, when the veterans come home, they come back from these board zones where they've been taught and trained and conditioned to believe that people wearing turbans having long beards and having these funny sounding names with brown skin are the threat as part of the cost project. thomas

and muslims, as a general, that doesn't necessarily mean that all muslims are all iranian, believe that their reaction to his book should have been violent or violent. and over the years, past years, even they iranian government and my son has tried to distance the self, especially after the passing of the former supreme leader from the original thought . the fact was still stands. i wanted to be clear, but they are running. government has on officially even issued some guarantees the u. k. government, after the ties were severe because of the fact was that this is not something that state policy that iranian state would be pursuing us with. still don't know if this attacker high official ties there. i and government of what the exact motive was if he was alone, a top her. but just going back your question. it's the book the say thank versus it's also banned in iran, as in india and a few other muslim majority countries. and it's considered an offensive book to many months. now, you mentioned this fatwas, this religious edict are font, was something that people in the iran are aware of

they're just not proper muslims. and that they couldn't create a proper muslim society. so, so, so there's always been this, this, this competition between the 2. now globally, i think a lot of people, when you say the taliban, people feel fear. and so here we have ice as k, i wonder, does the taliban fear isis. k, they have to because, i mean, the irony is that, you know, when they were fighting for control of territories, people in those areas were much more afraid of the so called state like whenever the fighters would introduce themselves as the so called dice forces. they would try and run away as quickly as they cut because of all of the stories that they had heard about the screws. but the ta lavonne, they must fear them because what they have to remember is that when they return to power last year, one of their biggest promises was that now that the war is over, we can provide you safety and security and what they weren't counting on was another search, a group existing and challenging their authority over security and you know, the former government, former long

that there's this like muslim invasion . but there are also veterans fighting against the rise of anti muslim hate crimes in america have been on, i mean, man, so sharp is known as the muslim marine. he's part of only 4000 and was lim, american who served in the us army making up just 0.3 percent of the military. hello, who i was active duty. so i was in the middle of my marine corps career that time and when 911 happened, just like most people who lived that day, i remember what was going on and and unfortunately, like when i pay me a lot, you know, days later will be found out that these hijackers happened to be so called for fun and i think given the firms and others perhaps as well, a very bad reputation. unfortunately, when the $911.00 attacks happened, essentially 1900 hijackers hijacked the entire phase of $1800000000.00 plus an attack on me. i'm going to talk to my, my family when i'd be back my family, my american family, you know man. so i was born in pakistan and he's a practicing muslim. he has made choices. some

and all muslim countries appeared in an egyptian newspaper. on october 14th, the nobel prize winning novelist, no jeep, my force was seriously wounded in a knife attack in cairo. but gradually, things improved in the sense of the analysis of the threat against my life begun to diminish. and eventually there was a agreement between the british and the iranian governments, which essentially entered the threat. good afternoon, i'm delighted to say that his excellency doctor carouse. he has clarified therein in government's position on this. and on the bounty on the life of the author of the satanic verses the government of the. ready some extra coffee on has no intention, nor is it going to take any action whatsoever to threaten the life of the author of the satanic verses or anybody associated with this it his vote. nor waited, encouraged or see anybody to those who gradually the security measures put in place to protect rusty, more relaxed, he was able to live more freely. british airways announced that he was once again welcome on board its fl

orthodox people began to live in peace with muslims respecting their tradition of their faith, and muslims began to live with the orthodox. also respecting their tradition and their faith. but what would have happened to russia if it hadn’t been found, this is the maiden in the land of kazan, a miraculous image, as a sign that this is my land. live here according to god's law do not quarrel with each other. i bless your presence on this earth. and it was under this banner that the kazan icon of the mother of god appeared and these vast muslim regions were included in russia. and that as a result of not a single religious war ever in the entire history of russia, muslims, as brothers, entered this united family of ours, they became faithful defenders of the motherland and distinguished themselves in all the wars that were then and that were until the 20th century. these are the signs from above. today , through a miracle, the appearance of the kazan mother of god and aware of our religious consciousness. we understand that there was some great and important signal to the then russians and m

you know, against other writers in the muslim world? no job. my food, for example, and nobel laureate, well, i think what happened in the west is that people were completely taken by surprise . there was some argument about the book, you know, there was some in england at particular there were some muslim priests who spoke up against it and that's more or less what would happen had it not been intervention for me. book came out in september 1988, and the fact that was 6 months later, february 1989 on february 14th, 989 into iran. the spiritual leader of the islamic revolution, ayatollah hominy, issued a religious decree, or fatwas, ordering all muslims to kill the british indian rider, salman rushdie, and his publishers for the books blasphemous attacks on islam the prophet and the koran. a bounty of $25000.00 was offered to any runny and who carried out the sentence and $7500.00 to any muslim of another nationality. he said, in the name of god almighty, i call on all zealous muslims to execute them quickly wherever they may find them, so that

we've seen four muslim men ambushed. is no strange to hate crimes and acts of hate. but we have never seen something like this. what appears to be a serial shooter or serial killer targeting people who are all muslim, all of southeast asian descent, all living, working or worshipping in the same area. it's terrified people in that community and impacted muslims all across the country. it is a tragedy and also a crime, an evil, horrific crime. whoever is doing it, we got to catch them as soon as possible before they take someone else's life in albuquerque. >> the authorities do acknowledge that there's a pattern, but without the suspect, they have not declared -- they have not said this is a serial murder on the loose. they have not declared this to be a hate crime. but it sounds like you do believe and are convinced that this is islamaphobia that has led to several hate crimes. >> we don't know who's doing this. we don't know for sure what the motive is. all we know is who the victims are and what they are in common. all

muslim magomayev he is small. well, this is his room, actually.n the people this house is called the house of ar. artists, because the famous singer, gulbul, was the neighbors on the landing of the magomayevs. muslim magomedovich was friends with his son palad every morning. the whole court woke up from the daily chanting of the future legend for 18 years , the whole city already knew him. and a year later he stepped onto the moscow stage. i was then 19 years old. remember how i came from baku and for the first time here entered the stage of my father's congress riding, it was discussed for almost a week the question of what kind of young guy you appeared from azerbaijan, that's how he sings. muslim magomayev had two great loves, music and muse tamara sinyavskaya, the legend of the opera stage. we talk in a quiet suburb of baku every year. gamaev and sinyavskaya came here for his birthday, so that far from fans of the applause of frenzied popularity, spend precious hours together , the sea returned. with the voice of the seagulls, now we sent my t

and that this is perhaps happening because the victim involved as a muslim woman and muslims are already a minority in the country. we look at a tweet in a bit, but i just want to recount how ironic this week has been for india as a country. you know, on monday they were celebrating 75 years of independence and there was a speech from prime minister on the ranger moly calling to kill massage named the country. let's respect to women more. and that is the same day that it was announced that these 11 men would walk free. and so this has really been a huge bunch of the got for indian women. let's take a look at the tweet. it's a that are these rapist on cove and brother was getting loud do of sweets because they raped because bottle a muslim. and below that we see a widow of the convicts being released and their being met with uno suites and garlands not just by their relatives. but by a hindu organization. well, incredible, on very, very quickly. so these mean men are just going to be freed no appeals process whatsoever. it is possible that the government could use an executive order to un

i mean, this is impacting not only albuquerque muslim community, but muslims across the country.d about the safety of our muslim brothers and sisters in albuquerque. what is happening there is almost unbelievable. the idea that four different muslim men could be murdered over the course of a year and the killer still be at large. it's incredibly disturbing. it's terrifying. but we are reassured and happy to see that there is now a full clear federal response in addition to the local response, and that the local community is getting support from their neighbors. that is what has to happen until this person is caught and stopped. and that must happen very, very soon. this is completely unacceptable. >> and the age range is varied, and except the case in two, there are some commonalities here. two of the killings, both were leaving the same mosque. how do you assess what's going on here? >> well, look, when the first killing happened back in november, obviously no one realized that there would be anything to come after that. it seemed like it was a single incident. but earlier this