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The following fatwa (translated from the [[Arabic]]), was posted on the Al-Muhajiroun website in Arabic, as well as in an English version. It was also signed, in the Arabic version, by Muhammad bin Abdallah Al-Musa'ari "Abu Majed," Secretary General of the Committee for the Protection of Legitimate Rights (in | The following fatwa (translated from the [[Arabic]]), was posted on the Al-Muhajiroun website in Arabic, as well as in an English version. It was also signed, in the Arabic version, by Muhammad bin Abdallah Al-Musa'ari "Abu Majed," Secretary General of the Committee for the Protection of Legitimate Rights (in Saudi Arabia), and appeared under the emblem of the "Shari'a Court of the UK." | ||
{{Quote|1=Sheikh Bakri, Shari'a Court Judge in London, 2001|2='''Question:''' What do the clerics say about Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and other Islamic states allowing the U.S. to use their land, skies, ports, and military bases… while intensive preparations are underway for striking a blow at the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan [i.e., the Taliban-ruled Afghanistan]…? | {{Quote|1=Sheikh Bakri, Shari'a Court Judge in London, 2001|2='''Question:''' What do the clerics say about Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and other Islamic states allowing the U.S. to use their land, skies, ports, and military bases… while intensive preparations are underway for striking a blow at the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan [i.e., the Taliban-ruled Afghanistan]…? | ||