Thursday, December 7, 2006
Patrick Poole has an excellent article at Frontpage that details some of the family connections the "Immigration Imams" have both to each other, as well as to Pakistani terrorist leader Hafiz Muhammad Saeed (want to sign that petition now?): The Immigration Imams:
Miss Kelly has more musings on the case, here.
Update: Miss Kelly links to the Patrick Poole piece, as well as this VERY interesting article at the Daily Times of Pakistan. There are actually three Imams here in Massachusetts related to one another and Al Qaeda's Saeed: Hafiz Saeed’s relatives under check in US
...The two imams, Hafiz Muhammad Hannan and Hafiz Muhammad Masood are relations of Hafiz Muhammad Saeed, Masood being his brother and Hannan being his brother in law. Masood is an imam at the Islamic Centre of New England, Sharon, Massachusetts, while Hannan is an imam at the Islamic Society of Greater Lowell, Massachusetts. Hamid is an imam at the Islamic Society of Greater Worcester, Massachusetts. Masood’s son, Hassan was also arrested. Another member of the family, Imam Hafiz Mahmood Hamid is the brother of both Hafiz Saeed and Hafiz Masood...
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