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Amirsade
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Postby Amirsade » Tue Feb 24, 2009 3:25 am
this guy is only spokesman, thats all
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Addoow
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Postby Addoow » Tue Feb 24, 2009 4:10 am
HutuKing01 wrote:Abu Eelay Al Khanziiri should be killed without mercy because he disobeyed Allah swt & his Messenger.
The deadly crimes committed by him and the irhabi group are:
1) rebelling against the amir al mumineen!
2) killing muslims,making their sacred blood halaal!
3) allowing suicide,that which Allah swt and His messenger pbuh forbade!
By Allah i would have killed him.
Not only 11 peacekeepers were killed,also other somali innocents.
God curse upon those who brainwashed these two poor souls.
you are right.
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