Terrorist begging go unanswered by Islam

Al-Qaeda's Afghanistan chief says bin Laden alive

10-04-2007, 05h25

WASHINGTON (AFP)

This still image shows a portrait of Mustafa Abu al-Yazid, also known as Shiekh Saeed, head of al-Qaeda in Afghanistan, displayed during a 27:59 minute audio speech titled 'The Truth of Belief", calling support for Taliban and claiming successive victories against enemy forces. Al-Yazid urges Muslims around the world to come fight for the country's "independence" and insists that Osama bin Laden is alive and well. (AFP/IntelCenter)

Al-Qaeda's chief in Afghanistan urges Muslims around the world to come fight for the country's "independence" and insists that Osama bin Laden is alive and well, according to an audio clip released Wednesday by a US-based monitoring group.

"In every corner of the world, Muslims should be concerned about Afghan Muslims and help them," Mustafa Abu al-Yazid says in the audio message, according to SITE Intelligence Group, which monitors Islamist websites.

"Every Muslim who has the feeling of sacrifice in his heart should come forward and fight for the independence of Afghanistan," Yazid says in Arabic in the 28-minute audio, accompanied by a video showing him in a still image.

Yazid, in the speech titled "The Truth of Belief," also claims that insurgents are scoring victories in the battlefield despite the death of top Taliban military commander Mullah Dadullah in May. SOURCE

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