"sunny"---------Bismilahirahmanirrahiim thanks sunny..... Kenapa mereka so strong? karena mereka sudah di cuci otakanya....dan tidak ada pilihan oleh karena itu wanita2 semua di pingit agar jauh dari pengaruh2 luar....
salam --- In wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com, <am...@...> wrote: > > http://www.aawsat.com/english/news.asp?section=3&id=21218 > > > 90 Minutes with Mrs. Al Qaeda > Munasaha Program Specialist Describes 90 Minutes with Al Qaeda's main female > operative Haylah al Qassir > 07/06/2010 > > > > > Riyadh, Asharq Al-Awsat- Sheikh Abdullah al-Suwailem, who is part of the > Saudi Arabian Munasaha program that aims to rehabilitate Al Qaeda members > held in prison, told Asharq Al-Awsat about a 90 minute meeting he had with > Haylah al Qassir, the Al Qaeda woman who was arrested in Riyadh. An informed > source told Asharq Al-Awsat that Haylah al Qassir is a dangerous woman with a > strong personality, and was one of the most active and effective Al Qaeda > operatives in Saudi Arabia. She is known to have recruited women and youth to > Al Qaeda, as well as been responsible for financing. > > Sheikh Abdullah al-Suwailem revealed that in the days leading up to her > arrest, Haylah al Qassir was in hiding as she was aware that she was wanted > by security authorities, and that she spent this period in hiding in the > homes of known families and abandoned houses, before she was eventually > arrested. > > Sheikh al-Suwailem describes his impressions of Haylah al Qassir from his > meeting with her as part of the Munasaha rehabilitation program. He said "it > is apparent that Haylah al Qassir had a love of showing off, and this can be > seen clearly in her first marriage which was to a infamous man, and this is > Sheikh Abdul Karim al-Hamid, who was known for his opposition to reality, and > his ban on electricity and riding in cars." > > Information indicates that Haylah al Qassir is the ex-wife of Saudi extremist > Sheikh Abdul Karim al-Hamid, who is under house arrest in the Taif > governorate, due to his extremist religious views and his association with > members of Al Qaeda. Other information reveals that she is the widow of Al > Qaeda operative Mohamed al-Wakeel, who was killed in a shootout with security > forces on 29 December 2004, following a failed car bombing attack on the > Saudi Interior Ministry. > > Al-Suwailem told Asharq Al-Awsat "I sat with sister Haylah 40 days ago for > around an hour and a half, with the intention of getting to know her as well > as rehabilitating her [ideology]. I found that she is a woman like other > woman in this country, she has a strong faith and belief, and she has a love > of promoting virtue and prohibiting vice, and she has the power of persuading > others to God." > > However al-Suwailem pointed out that the problem that Haylah al Qassir has > found herself in, with regards to the Saudi authorities accusing her of > helping finance Al Qaeda in Yemen, is that she has Islamized her crimes, and > she believes that all security officers are her "enemy" due to her husband > dying at the hands of Saudi security apparatus in Riyadh in 2004. > > Asharq Al-Awsat is also in possession of information that indicates that > Haylah al Qassir was a highly effective and integrated member of Al Qaeda, > and that she hosted a celebration in her home in honor of Abdullah al-Asiri, > the Al Qaeda operative who carried out a failed suicide attack on Saudi > Deputy Interior Minister Prince Mohammed Bin Nayef in 2009. This failed > assassination attempt shocked the country, however Haylah al Qassir held a > party in honor of al-Asiri, calling him a martyr. > > Sheikh al-Suwailem also said that Haylah al Qassir attempted to portray > everything that she had done for Al Qaeda as being part of jihad and > defending religion, and that she spoke of Asma Bin Abu Bakr, and the > Prophet's daughter Aisha. Al-Suwailem belives that Haylah al Qassir was > supporting Al Qaeda "in revenge" for the death of her husband at the hands of > the Saudi Arabian forces. > > Reliable information obtained by Asharq Al-Awsat also indicates that the > suicide belts found in the possession of Yusuf al-Shehri and Raed al-Harbi > when they were killed in Jizan in 2009 were destined for Haylah al Qassir in > al-Qassim. She had reportedly recruited two suicide bombers for an attack, > and they were waiting for the suicide belts in order to carry out the > operation. Al-Suwailem told Asharq Al-Awsat that Haylah al Qassir harbored > two youths in an abandoned house without electricity for 20 days or more > before she was arrested. Sheikh al-Suwailem said that he admonished her for > this, and told her "if you had stayed in your own home, and fasted on Mondays > and Thursdays [according to the Sunnah of the Prophet], and studied to > memorize the Quran, and prayed for mercy for your husband.it would have been > better than this." > > Haylah al Qassir also revealed that her husband al-Wakeel had left two > pistols in her custody, and asked her to promise him that she would only give > these weapons "somebody who is worthy [ie another Al Qaeda supporter]." > > Al-Suwailem said that condemning Haylah al Qassir without first understanding > her is what had caused her to fall prey to Al Qaeda's ideology, and provide > them with financing in the first place. > > Al-Suwailem also told Asharq Al-Awsat that Haylah al Qassir is in a safe > place, she is in good health, and that she is being looked after by a team of > female specialists. He also revealed that the prison authorities had > responded to her request that her 5 year old daughter Rabab should remain in > her custody, although Rabab was later put in the custody of Haylah al > Qassir's sister. Al-Suwailem also said that the statement by Al Qaeda in > Yemen deputy leader Saeed al-Shehri calling for Haylah al Qassir's release is > "evidence of weakness not strength" and proof that Al Qaeda is in a complete > state of collapse. > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
