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Radicals Protest at Jamia Mosque Nairobi

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Radicals Protest at Jamia Mosque Nairobi

Postby AbdiWahab252 » Fri Jan 15, 2010 10:05 am

Odeeyasha must have been caught up in the fracas and the Somali businesses hopefully were not looted.

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Re: Radicals Protest at Jamia Mosque Nairobi

Postby gedo_gurl » Fri Jan 15, 2010 12:57 pm

What happened? Last time I was there they were making pro shabaab speeches, in Nairobi of all places. I thought something like this would happen. Where is the story? Was the violence instigated by the Shabaabists or the Gikuyu?

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Re: Radicals Protest at Jamia Mosque Nairobi

Postby Shonuff » Fri Jan 15, 2010 2:19 pm

radicals, terrorists, extremists......these faggots are not even creative. repeating the same words the western media used to associate with anyone who prays 5 times a day.

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Re: Radicals Protest at Jamia Mosque Nairobi

Postby Ganjaweed » Fri Jan 15, 2010 4:37 pm

radicals, terrorists, extremists......these faggots are not even creative. repeating the same words the western media used to associate with anyone who prays 5 times a day.
True. Their masters are the Gaalo and so they repeat what they say like a good slave. They are like a dog wagging it's tail for it's master.

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Re: Radicals Protest at Jamia Mosque Nairobi

Postby AbdiWahab252 » Sun Jan 17, 2010 7:23 pm

Somalis in Kenya fear retribution after riots


By Abdiaziz Hassan

NAIROBI (Reuters) - Somalis living in the Nairobi suburb of Eastleigh fear Friday's violent protest in the capital against the deportation of a jailed Muslim cleric may stoke religious rifts and make them targets.

While the protest was organised by Kenyan Muslims, many of the marchers who fought pitched battles with the security forces in the heart of Nairobi for more than eight hours were Somalis.

Some protesters carried flags identified with Somalia's hardline Islamist rebel group al Shabaab and there were reports of mobs attacking Somalis in retribution for the mayhem.

"We warned of a situation like this. It seems Kenyan security forces are simply categorising the whole community as a terrorist group," said cleric Sheikh Hassan Qoryoleey. "That is not the case. The majority of Somalis are peace-loving people."

The Kenyan government quickly put the blame for the violence that killed at least one person on extremist youths exposed to "foreign elements" and assured Muslims in Kenya their religious freedom and civil liberties would be respected.

But some Somalis in Kenya fear they will all be tarred with the same brush, despite their warnings rebel sympathisers and hardline clerics were a growing cause of concern in Kenya.

Parents in Eastleigh have been worried for some time that religious schools funded by Somali rebel groups have been recruiting and luring youths to Somalia.

SHABAAB PRAISES DEMONSTRATION

"The (Kenyan) government has played down frequent warnings from ordinary people," said moderate cleric Qoryoleey. "They are repeating the mistakes of Somalia, where we played down the consequences of extreme ideology."

Madrassa (Islamic) schools and a radical 24-hour cable channel in Kenya have become new breeding and indoctrination grounds for rebel groups based in Somalia, residents say.

Al Shabaab said on Sunday it was not behind the protest, but praised the marchers for taking up the cause of jailed cleric Sheikh Abdullah al-Faisal. The cleric was deported from Britain in 2007 after a jail term for stirring up racial hatred.

"That demonstration is the obligation of all Muslims wherever they are and we praise that," al Shabaab spokesman Sheikh Ali Mohamud Rage told reporters in Somalia. "That is the action of pure Muslims."

A Kenyan Somali who attended prayers on Friday at the downtown mosque where the protest started, said the government should recognise the Muslim community as a whole did not support the aims and tactics of some demonstrators.

"The people have to be careful about what they are doing and the reason they are doing it. This is not a Kenyan or Somali issue. It is not between Muslims and non-Muslims," said Mohamed Awale, who owns a shop in Eastleigh.

"The hidden agenda was made clear, because the level of the violence shows that there are people who have another intention -- covering up themselves as Muslim activists," he told Reuters.

A mother of six living in one of the many refugee camps outside the Somali capital Mogadishu said the appearance of the al Shabaab flag on the streets of Nairobi was devastating.

"Al Shabaab has left us completely hopeless. We can no longer flee to Kenya -- our second Somalia," said Sahra Hussein. "I was thinking of taking my kids to Kenyan refugee camps. Now al Shabaab has erased the last hope."

Besides the large Somali community in Nairobi, Kenya hosts some 300,000 Somali refugees in sprawling refugee camps.

Source: Reuters

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Re: Radicals Protest at Jamia Mosque Nairobi

Postby LobsterUnit » Sun Jan 17, 2010 7:26 pm

abdilax;

Several Somalis and Muslims were killed in this protest. So have some respect, Mr Waaq. :up:

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Re: Radicals Protest at Jamia Mosque Nairobi

Postby AbdiWahab252 » Sun Jan 17, 2010 7:27 pm

Gaajo,

Your Usama loving boyz are going to bring more problems to the Somalis living in Kenya.

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Re: Radicals Protest at Jamia Mosque Nairobi

Postby djibsomali » Sun Jan 17, 2010 7:30 pm

acudu billah!!

abdiwahab by tring to score against alshabab you are attacking islam.
We will see where it takes you.
maybe by leaving the religion altogether

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Re: Radicals Protest at Jamia Mosque Nairobi

Postby AbdiWahab252 » Sun Jan 17, 2010 7:34 pm

DjibSomali,

How can you support the Al Qacida being a Shia ? You must hate yourself.

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Re: Radicals Protest at Jamia Mosque Nairobi

Postby djibsomali » Sun Jan 17, 2010 7:36 pm

abdiwahab that wasn't the point.

however whatever your motive is take care and don't make Allah religion your enemy

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Re: Radicals Protest at Jamia Mosque Nairobi

Postby LobsterUnit » Sun Jan 17, 2010 7:42 pm

Gaajo,

Your Usama loving boyz are going to bring more problems to the Somalis living in Kenya.
Stop politicising the horrendous murder of muslim teenagers by the kenyan police so you CAN feel liberal, "moderate" and more spiritually closer to your mahdi warlord cult. I fail to see the purpose of posting a story which has already been posted on this forum and overloading it with thick words like " radicals protest". Fyi, muslim humans rights organisations called the protest. the media is just blaming alshabab to justify the brutal response of the thug police. please, use your brain and don't be a lax by repeating everything the mainstrea media says.
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Re: Radicals Protest at Jamia Mosque Nairobi

Postby AbdiWahab252 » Sun Jan 17, 2010 7:42 pm

DjibSomali,

What ? Al Qacida is the enemy. Do you know why the Al Shabab supporters were marching ? To free a fanatical, Al Qacida loving wadaad.

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Re: Radicals Protest at Jamia Mosque Nairobi

Postby AbdiWahab252 » Sun Jan 17, 2010 7:43 pm

Gaajo,

Your Usama loving boyz are going to bring more problems to the Somalis living in Kenya.
Stop politicising the horrendous murder of muslim teenagers by the kenyan police so you CAN feel liberal, "moderate" and more spiritually closer to your mahdi warlord cult. I fail to see the purpose of posting a story which has already been posted on this forum and overloading with thick words like " radicals protest". Fyi, muslim humans rights organisation called the protest. the media is just blaming alshabab to justify the brutal response of the thug police. please, use your brain and don't be a lax by repeating everything the mainstrea media says.
The Kenyan police were very patient. They should have been more firm much earlier on before the Al Shabab loving bunch took to the streets.

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Re: Radicals Protest at Jamia Mosque Nairobi

Postby LobsterUnit » Sun Jan 17, 2010 7:46 pm

Of course a slave, one who admitted to being said that Islam is replacing waaq religion, would be happy at the murder of Muslim youths whos only crime was protesting. I am sure you would be crying if people from fellow cushitic waaq religion were brutally killed by the kenyan police.

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Re: Radicals Protest at Jamia Mosque Nairobi

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