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Torture in Saudi Prisons
Anonymous
09/24/00 at 02:46:12
Wallaahi if this does not wake up the muslims i dont know what will... what our some of brothers and sister are going through for the sake of Allah  is not even comparable to anything we do for the sake of Allah the pain they are experiencing can not even be compared to anything we experience... we should feel this pain in our hearts and wake up.... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >From time to time, Azzam Publications would like to bring authentic news reports to everyone around the world. We would like to say that our news is verified, authenticated and from DIRECT sources, not Western media or anything like that. If you do not hear from us for some time, then that is not because nothing is happening around the world, but we do not have any AUTHENTIC DIRECT news to tell. The following news article should be read from beginning to end for maximum effect. This and previous news articles may be found on our web site. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [Section Deleted by Moderator] E-MAIL YOUR PROTEST LETTERS TO THE SAUDI EMBASSIES (E-MAIL ADDRESSES GIVEN BELOW) DEMANDING THE RELEASE OF (PRESENTLY) SEVERAL HUNDRED MUJAHIDEEN IMPRISONED IN SAUDI PRISONS WITHOUT TRIAL. HELP YOUR BROTHERS IN THEIR TIME OF NEED AND ALLAH WILL HELP YOU IN YOUR TIME OF NEED. DO NOT DISREGARD THIS MESSAGE. IF EVERY MUSLIM WHO GETS THIS MESSAGE SENDS AN E-MAIL TO THE ABOVE E-MAIL ADDRESS, MAYBE IT WILL LEAD TO THE RELEASE OR AT LEAST BETTER TREATMENT OF YOUR IMPRISONED BROTHERS. E-MAIL ADDRESSES OF SAUDI EMBASSIES:   IN USA:                         remote-printer.TheAmbassador@12023374084.iddd.tpc.int IN EUROPE:                 remote-printer.TheAmbassador@441719173255.iddd.tpc.int REST OF WORLD:         remote-printer.TheAmbassador@31703630348.iddd.tpc.int As this news bulletin goes to press, there are still currently over 2000 Mujahideen that have been imprisoned in Saudi Arabia during the latest oppression that began a few days before Hajj, 1998. Azzam Publications has managed to conduct another exclusive interview with one brother who spent some time in a Saudi prison within the last few months. He was arrested when he returned from a land of Jihad, and released after one year, when no evidence of criminal activity was found on him. Azzam Publications is still in contact with this brother and able to answer any questions relating to it. We would like to say that what you are about to read is not a fabricated or second-hand account. This account was taken DIRECTLY from the mouth of the brother who underwent this torture and spoke to his brother inmates. After our last report titled: 'Torture in Saudi Prisons: Exclusive Report', some defenders of the Saudi regime stated that they did not deny the report, but that it must have been exaggerated. This is a stance similar to the disbelievers at the time of the Prophet (SAWS), who said to him: "We do not say that you are a liar, but we say that what you have brought is false." Defenders of the Saudi regime will nonetheless continue to make further excuses after this second torture report and say that this is a made-up story or that it is lies. In this case: AZZAM PUBLICATIONS PUBLICLY CHALLENGES SUCH PEOPLE, UNDER THE WITNESS OF ALLAH (SWT) TO SWEAR TO ALLAH THAT THEY BELIEVE THAT THIS IS A FABRICATED ACCOUNT, THAT THIS ACCOUNT HAS BEEN EXAGGERATED, THAT THIS DID NOT HAPPEN IN A SAUDI PRISON AND THAT THE PRISON OFFICERS NAMED BELOW DO NOT WORK FOR THE SAUDI INTELLIGENCE SERVICES, INVOKING THE ETERNAL CURSE OF ALLAH (SWT) UPON THEMSELVES IF THIS ACCOUNT IS TRUE. [Section deleted by Moderator] In the Name of ALLAH, the Most Merciful, the Most Kind Sometime after I returned from a land of Jihad, soon after the Hajj season, I was asked to report at the headquarters of the Saudi Interior Ministry in my city. I was told that I was needed for questioning for a period not exceeding two weeks. I was then taken to the famous Ar-Ruwais Interrogation Centre in Ar-Ruwais District, Jeddah. Unlike the Al-Hair maximum security prison in Riyadh, where Dr. Sheikh Salman Al-Owdah and Dr. Sheikh Safar Al-Hawali have been in detention since September 1994 (over four years now), Ar-Ruwais Interrogation is not publicly known by international human rights organisations such as Amnesty International and Red Cross. The Saudi Government continues to deny the existence of such a place. Ar-Ruwais Interrogation Centre is also the place where Sheikh Abu Abdul-Azeez, the initiator of the Jihad in Bosnia was held for fifteen months (he has since been released but is banned from leaving the country) and Abu Abdur-Rahman Al-Sarehi, the mastermind of th! e famous Lion's Den Operation against the Soviet Army in Jaaje, Afghanistan, 1987: undoubtedly the most brilliant operation conducted by the foreign Mujahideen against the Soviets in the ten year Soviet occupation of Afghanistan, is still being held. When I arrived at the prison, I was placed in a large room with about ten other brothers. I was placed in such a room because all the solitary confinement cells were full. I saw at least five corridors of cells, each corridor housing about 75 brothers, totalling over 350 brothers. This was only in my section: there are other sections to the Centre. I knew just over half of these 350 brothers, as I met them in various lands of Jihad. There was also one corridor specifically for women, where mothers, sisters, daughters and wives of brothers were housed. It is important to note that there are NO common criminals in Ar-Ruwais. Ar-Ruwais is a special, secret interrogation centre/ prison, specifically for 'political prisoners'. Prince Naif, the Saudi Interior Minister, continues to deny the existence of political prisoners in Saudi Arabia. I spent the first three days in this communal cell, with no problems. After that my name was called from a list and I was asked to follow the guards. They took me to a special room, containing many unusual objects: this was one of the many torture chambers in the prison. I was joined by two individuals: one guard and one interrogator. When I said 'Assalamu-alaikum' to him, he swore at me and then he came and began to play with my beard, making fun of it. He was clean-shaven of course. This interrogator spoke to me for about one hour, during which he said the following points to me: "We are stronger and more powerful than you. You are not Mujahideen, you are homosexuals, you are dogs, you are women." "All your affairs are in my hands. If I want, I can kill you, I can order the guard to rape you and no-one has power to stop me if I want to do this." "You came here because you did such-and-such crime and said such-and-such thing." even though he had no evidence for any accusation. After this first hour, he left and another interrogator entered the room. He was larger and stronger than the first interrogator. He had a large beard, a garment that was above his ankles and clear marks of prolonged prostration on his forehead. He handcuffed me and began to ask me some questions. For the next two hours, he continued to ask me the same question, whilst the soldier continued to beat me on the soles of my feet with a baton: "Do you believe that King Fahd is a kafir and that the Saudi Government is a government based on kufr?" By the end of these two hours, my feet were bleeding and had swollen to twice their size. My toenails had come off. They asked this question to all the brothers, so that once the brothers sign the paper stating that they believe this, they will pass a fatwa (religious edict) on them, stating that they are khawaarij (dissidents), who can lawfully be killed. During these four hours, they said and did the following things to me. "In Islam, whatever is necessary to establish an obligation, then that thing itself becomes an obligation. It is an obligation upon us to protect this country, so it is permissible (Halal) for us to commit homosexual acts upon you in order to protect this country. We can rape you now and kill you now. We are authorised to do so." He then laughed and mentioned the verse in the Quran, (Surah Ta-Ha (20), Verse 55) jokingly: 'From it we created you, and into it we will return you &' citing his evidence for raping me. It was at that moment that I vowed to myself that if ever I saw this man outside the prison, I would kill him and not fear the consequences. The interrogator then proceeded to read out a list of crimes that I was supposed to have committed. The soldier continued to beat me to force me to confess to these crimes, until I shouted to the interrogator: "BY ALLAH, I did not do those things!" The interrogator then said to me, "Allah, leave Him to the side. This is between me and you: it has nothing to do with Allah."   He then threatened to rape me and tried to remove my trousers, but I resisted. Some brothers in the prison were stripped naked. Others saw the interrogator order the soldier to remove his trousers and underwear as a means of threatening them. At least one brother I know was actually raped. Other brothers refuse to speak about this topic, due to their shame and honour, but there were other brothers who were raped as well. During the interrogation sessions, the interrogator continued to beat me with a baton and a whip, on my face, hands and spine. My body turned black and red due to the beating. Six months on, I still have pains in my spine due to this beating. They swore at me and cursed my mother. At other times, I was ordered to stand for hours on end and the soldiers would beat me if I tried to sit down. I know one Algerian brother who was forced to stand for three months. He was beaten on the soles of his feet and blood was dripping from them. They removed his clothes and inserted a baton into his rectum. Another brother had his beard plucked hair by hair until there was not a single hair left on his face. Other brothers had pins and other sharp objects inserted into their private parts. I saw many brothers with signs of electric torture on their bodies. Ar-Ruwais Centre uses three types of electric torture. One is a hand-held stun gun, another is the size of a car battery and the third is a huge, sophisticated machine, which was known to the interrogators as 'Cinderella'. Cinderella is a unit into which the entire body of the victim is inserted. His arms, legs and waist are tied down with strong straps, whilst electric current is applied to him. It is electronically controlled and fully computerised. Some brothers have suffered permanent brain damage as a result of torture in this machine. [Note by Azzam Publications: it is important to point out that no Muslim country has the technology to produce such a sophisticated machine. A British company in Selly Oak, Birmingham, UK, is famous for its custom-made 20ft and 40ft fully)equipped torture chambers, which are sold to Muslim countries. This point was also debated in Parliament by some British MP's.] I met Abu Abdur-Rahman As-Sarehi (real name Hassan As-Sarehi) in Ar-Ruwais. As-Sarehi was one of the most brilliant Mujahideen commanders in the Afghan Jihad. In Jaaje, 1987, the Mujahideen mounted a daring and spectacular attack against a powerful Soviet offensive involving Land and Air power. It was one of the most famous battles during the whole war and, due to the high risk encountered, it was known as the Lion's Den Operation of Afghanistan. Many notable Mujahideen personalities participated in this operation, such as Usama bin Ladin, Abu Zubair Al-Madani and Sheikh Tameem Adnani amongst many others. Sheikh Abdullah Azzam was in the second line of the Front. The mastermind and commander of this operation was Abu Abdur-Rahman As-Sarehi. As-Sarehi was the teacher of Ibn-ul-Khattab (the Ameer of the Foreign Mujahideen in Chechnya) and taught Ibn-ul-Khattab much of what he knew, from the time he came to Afghanistan as a young teenager, until he left for Tajikistan, as a brill! iant commander. After the explosion of the US Army base in Riyadh, the Saudi Government requested the Pakistani Government to extradite As-Sarehi, as he was living in Peshawar at the time. They accused As-Sarehi of involvement in this explosion, though without a shred of evidence. The Pakistani Government agreed to hand over As-Sarehi to the Saudi Government in return for two of the topmost Pakistani drug smugglers imprisoned in Saudi Arabia and awaiting execution. After four brothers were executed in Saudi Arabia for allegedly plotting the Riyadh explosion, the Saudi Government should have released Hassan As-Sarehi, but they continued to detain him. He has now been in prison for over three years and the following things have been done to him: His neck was stretched away from his body so that it is permanently disabled. He can no longer turn his neck from side to side. He has been stripped naked and made to stand for weeks on end. He was subjected to electric torture from all the three types of electric torture equipment, including 'Cinderella'. He has been denied visits from his family. His body has become very weak now and his face is disfigured, like someone who has undergone severe physical and mental torture. In the midst of all this torture, As-Sarehi told his interrogators: "Bring me a sheet of paper and I will sign it confessing to every single crime that you accuse me of. I killed President Kennedy, I killed King Faisal, I carried out the Riyadh and Al-Khobar Explosions, anything you want." His interrogators replied that that was not good enough; they wanted to know how he done it. He replied to them "I am telling you, I did not do these crimes, so how can I tell you how I did them?" I saw another brother in prison, Abu Asim Al-Makki (Muhammad Hamdi Al-Ahdal), who was famous for his heroic feats in the famous Battle for Tishin, Bosnia, in 1992. In this operation, he lost one leg and has been paralysed in one arm ever since. Abu Asim, who is already disabled, was beaten with shoes on his face. The interrogators beat him with baton on his disabled limbs and spat in his face. His face also looks like he has undergone severe physical and mental torture. Another brother famous for heroic feats in Afghanistan, Abu Ishaq Al-Makki was in Yemen. Prince Naif (the Saudi Interior Minister) travelled to Yemen and took this brother back in his own plane. He has been tortured severely in prison, stripped naked and beaten. One night whilst I was in prison, and the conditions were extremely tough upon the brothers, I met one of the brothers who saw a dream before Salat-ul-Fajr one night. He saw the Messenger of Allah (SAWS) and the Messenger (SAWS) said to him: "Inform the brothers on my behalf, that the angels are competing amongst themselves in writing down their rewards." This dream of the brother brought some relief and encouragement to the rest of the brothers. However, we did not say who had this dream, else that brother would be tortured for having the dream in the first place. In Ar-Ruwais, we were not allowed to supplicate to Allah (make dua) with our hands outstretched. Perhaps the interrogators knew in the bottom of their hearts the hadith of the Prophet (SAWS) that "there is no veil between Allah and the supplication of the oppressed one." We had to urinate in one litre bottles infront of the other brothers and attend to other needs in public as well. The interrogators constantly swore at and abused those working for Islam, amongst the scholars, Mujahideen and callers to Islam. They said that Sheikhs Salman Al-Owdah and Safar Al-Hawali (in Al-Hair Prison, Riyadh, since September 1994) were khawaarij (dissidents) and kafirs (disbelievers). There was one separate wing of Ar-Ruwais just for women. Here, they would keep the wives, daughters, mothers and sisters of the brothers. They brought the wives of one of the brothers and threatened to rape her unless the brother confessed to the crimes that they were accusing him of. The brother duly signed anything they asked him to. One brother escaped the country before he was arrested, so the Saudi Interior Ministry imprisoned seven women members of his family, for eight months, as a ploy to ask the brother to return. It was common for them to strip brothers naked and make fun of their privates. All this is from the country that calls itself Balad-ut-Tawheed (The Land of Tawheed) and whose ruler calls himself Khadim-ul-Haramain Ash-Sharifain (The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques). The names of some of the torturers at Ar-Ruwais are: Adnan Filimblaan (he was the worst) Talib Ad-Dhabbaagh Al-Qusayfaan (I cannot remember his first name) Ghazi Al-Judaibi Al-Zagzoug (he was the Head of Ar-Ruwais Prison, who is known to grovel to the Interior Minister, Prince Naif) As a finishing point, the former Egyptian Interior Minister, Zaki Badar, was sacked from his post because he was too harsh and inhumane in this torture methods, and many people died under his custody. The Saudi Interior Ministry duly hired him and he helped to organise the various torture methods on the brothers. He was Prince Naif's personal advisor on how to deal with Islamists. Praise be to Allah that he died whilst on a recent visit to the USA. Since being released, all the brothers have had their passports confiscated so that they cannot travel abroad. Furthermore, some brothers still suffer from permanent injuries inflicted on them in Ar-Ruwais. We ask Allah to release our brothers still inside: Hassan As-Sarehi, Muhammad Hamdi Al-Ahdal (Abu Asim Al-Makki), Abu Ishaq Al-Makki, Abu Shaheed Ash-Sharqi and others. Praise be to Allah, this only makes us stronger, as Allah says in the Quran: "Do you really think that you will enter Paradise, until Allah has decided from amongst you, those that make Jihad and those who are patient?" [Quran 3:142] A Mujahid Brother ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E-MAIL YOUR PROTEST LETTERS TO THE SAUDI EMBASSIES (E-MAIL ADDRESSES GIVEN BELOW) DEMANDING THE RELEASE OF (PRESENTLY) OVER 10,000 MUJAHIDEEN IMPRISONED IN SAUDI PRISONS WITHOUT TRIAL. HELP YOUR BROTHERS IN THEIR TIME OF NEED AND ALLAH WILL HELP YOU IN YOUR TIME OF NEED. DO NOT DISREGARD THIS MESSAGE. IF EVERY MUSLIM WHO GETS THIS MESSAGE SENDS AN E-MAIL TO THE ABOVE E-MAIL ADDRESS, MAYBE IT WILL LEAD TO THE RELEASE OR AT LEAST BETTER TREATMENT OF YOUR IMPRISONED BROTHERS. E-MAIL ADDRESSES OF SAUDI EMBASSIES: IN USA:                         remote-printer.TheAmbassador@12023374084.iddd.tpc.int IN EUROPE:                   remote-printer.TheAmbassador@441719173255.iddd.tpc.int REST OF WORLD:         remote-printer.TheAmbassador@31703630348.iddd.tpc.int   DO NOT DISREGARD THIS MESSAGE AS YOU MAY BE ASKED ABOUT IT ON THE DAY OF JUDGEMENT. IMMEDIATE Action required by all Muslims: A. RE-DISTRIBUTE THIS E-MAIL MESSAGE ALL OVER THE WORLD. B. E-MAIL THE SAUDI EMBASSIES ON THE E-MAIL ADDRESSES ABOVE. IF YOU PREFER, YOU CAN CUT AND PASTE THE SAMPLE PROTEST LETTER BELOW INTO YOUR E-MAIL MESSAGE. C. TELEPHONE THE NEAREST SAUDI EMBASSY OR CONSULATE TO PROTEST AGAINST THIS CRACKDOWN. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Azzam Publications BCM Uhud London WC1N 3XX United Kingdom E-Mail: info@azzam.com Internet: http://www.azzam.com "And with the likes of all these (the martyrs), nations are established, convictions are brought to life, and ideologies are made victorious." Shaheed Sheikh Dr. Abdullah Azzam (May Allah have Mercy on him)
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Re: Torture in Saudi Prisons
Saleema
09/24/00 at 15:55:50
Assalamoalykum, A year ago, I wouldn't have believed such a thing, but I do now. While reading this, I was not shocked or even mildly surprised. I was sad, however. Sad beyond words could ever describe. Reminded me of Pakistani prisons. It tore my heart to read the part about the dream. No wonder that being a mujahid and being a martyr has such a high reward. May Allah curse those men!! And I mean that with all the will that I have in me.

Re: Torture in Saudi Prisons
Moe
09/24/00 at 16:23:04
and this is what u call a muslim country!

Re: Torture in Saudi Prisons
humble_muslim
09/26/00 at 13:44:58
Sickening. There is a basic problem we have here.  Many devoted brothers who follow a certain methodology (no names mentioned) seem to ignore these kind of things.  I was once discussing an article written by Amnesty International about torture in Saudi prisons with one such brother.  His main reaction was to ignore what the article said, but to say that having too much respect for KUFAAR orgainzations such as AA was almost kufr.  Until these kind of people change their attidtudes, nothing is ever going to change, as these kind of people are the ones who follow the Saudi scholars. As muslims, I thought we were supposed to be the most just people on earth.  We have to stand up against oppression, even if it's being done against an animal.  So what about the case of standing up to oppression when it's being done to the best human beings on the face of the earth ?   Since the message is insistent, I will send an e-mail to the Saudi government, but with little hope - "Somyom, Bokmon, Umyun, fa hom la raajioon."  I think that when we meet each other, we have to speak of such things, so that muslims know what is happening in our countries.  It may be that if enough muslims feel something in their hearts, something may happen.  And of course, make Dua.  Make dua that Allah helps the opressed muslims, and that he CURSES WITH A MIGHTY CURSE THOSE WHO OPPRESS MUSLIMS. Sorry to go on, but I feel so sick inside when I read these kind of things.   One final thing.  We had another posting about the Quran writen in Saddam's blood.  Whenever anyone goes on Hajj, he receives a Quran as a 'special gift from the custodian of the two haraaams'.  Is ther a difference between Sadaam's quran and a quran enscribed with those words ?

Re: Torture in Saudi Prisons
Saleema
09/26/00 at 14:33:12
Assalamoalykum, There will come a time when these damn leaders, may Allah curse them, will either die at the hands of mujahids or they will go under political assylum in western countires. Why do you think that so many of the Muslum leaders invest overseas and stash their wealth in banks over there? Because they know that one day they will be kicked out of their kingships and dictatorships, (so called-islamic democracies), and when their families and they retire, (fututre generations included), they want to live just as rich as they did when they were ruling. The scholars in Makkah are slaves of the government. They cannot do anthing. The people in arab countries are like that too. Slaves. Why do you think saudi is so strict? Because its harder for oppressed people to rise up. Why do you think Egypt and other arab countries included imprison people who have long beards or women that cover, or someone that prays 5 times a day? Its because they know that Islam means freedom and if people have freedom then they will rise up against the governments. Wassalam

Re: Torture in Saudi Prisons
Kashif
09/26/00 at 19:18:42
assalaamu alaikum Saleema saying that the scholars of Mecca are slaves of the government is completely unjustified (although i'm not denying the existence of 'government scholars'). The people of that region live under dictatorships. Some scholars will stand up and endure imprisonment, while others will be more cautious with their words and try to do more good outside of prison. humble_muslim: *I* think there is a difference in the two Qur'ans. A brother wrote this (without giving any references): <<Actually, the horrifying thing is what is between the lines that most people don't realize. This writing the Qur'aan in blood is done to appease devils. They do favors in exchange for disgracing the Qur'aan. >> Kashif Wa Salaam

Re: Torture in Saudi Prisons
Saleema
09/26/00 at 19:54:24
Salam, I think you misunderstood me Kashif. What I meant was that the scholars cannot speak openly against the government for fear of being thrown in prison or dying an "accidental death." They are slaves in that sense. Yes, some do speak out and get thrown in jail or are house arrested while others remain quite. Imagine what would happen if *all* the scholars are thrown in jail for speaking out, the people would have no hope. So I don't blame them for anything. Wassalam

Re: Torture in Saudi Prisons
jannah
09/26/00 at 22:10:38
I would agree that there is a big difference with getting a quran written with your own blood and printing quran's to give out to visitors. Also, it is true there are alot of pious scholars in Saudi in jail or otherwise. If they speak against the gov't we see what happens, but we also know they cannot just leave or willfully fight against the gov't because they will not be able to do dawah or teach the people. It isn't easy and sometimes the government thinks that scholars cross the line, (ie shaikh al haram is a recent example)

SAMPLE LETTER
Anonymous
09/28/00 at 16:49:48
E-MAIL YOUR PROTEST LETTERS TO THE SAUDI EMBASSIES (E-MAIL ADDRESSES GIVEN BELOW) DEMANDING THE RELEASE OF (PRESENTLY) SEVERAL HUNDRED MUJAHIDEEN IMPRISONED IN SAUDI PRISONS WITHOUT TRIAL. HELP YOUR BROTHERS IN THEIR TIME OF NEED AND ALLAH WILL HELP YOU IN YOUR TIME OF NEED. DO NOT DISREGARD THIS MESSAGE. IF EVERY MUSLIM WHO GETS THIS MESSAGE SENDS AN E-MAIL TO THE ABOVE E-MAIL ADDRESS, MAYBE IT WILL LEAD TO THE RELEASE OR AT LEAST BETTER TREATMENT OF YOUR IMPRISONED BROTHERS. E-MAIL ADDRESSES OF SAUDI EMBASSIES: IN USA: remote-printer.TheAmbassador@12023374084.iddd.tpc.int IN EUROPE: remote-printer.TheAmbassador@441719173255.iddd.tpc.int REST OF WORLD: remote-printer.TheAmbassador@31703630348.iddd.tpc.int SAMPLE LETTER: FREE HASSAN AS-SAREHI FROM AR-RUWAIS CONCENTRATION CAMP PRISON, JEDDAH I am sending this message to demand the IMMEDIATE and UNCONDITIONAL release of all Mujahideen that you have arrested and imprisoned, without charge and without trial in Ar-Ruwais Concentration Camp, Jeddah, especially Hassan As-Sarehi. These men that you have imprisoned are the Lions of Islam and your Government, under the guise of Islam but with the orders of your American masters, has imprisoned these youths and is torturing them. Perhaps the Saudi Government thought that no-one would learn about this latest oppression that continues in Saudi Arabia, but Allah exposed your plots and now millions of Muslims all over the world have realised the hypocrisy of the country that claims to be the Custodians of the Two Holy Mosques. By unconditionally releasing those in prison, you may anger your American masters, but perhaps cool the anger of millions of Muslims around the world and lessen Allah's punishment upon you if He wishes. By continuing your arrests and torture of these innocent Muslims, you risk bringing upon yourselves the Anger of Allah and the anger of one billion Muslims around the world. Furthermore, every action has a reaction and only Allah (SWT) knows what will happen if you refuse to begin to release those imprisoned Mujahideen. To the Saudi Government officials receiving this message: if you do not act upon this message, then we pray to Almighty Allah that he destroys your lives, makes you a failure in everything you do and puts you through the same punishment that you have subjected these brothers and their families to. And even if you do not fear this message, then at least fear the Dua (supplication) of the oppressed for our Prophet (SAWS) said: 'ALLAH DOES NOT REFUSE THE DUA OF THE OPPRESSED PERSON.' (Tirmidhi) We are expecting the release of our brothers and await your official statement notifying us of the same. A Muslim demanding the release of Hassan As-Sarehi from Ar-Ruwais Concentration Camp, Jeddah.
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