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Unfair Dealing: The Toronto Homegrown Terror Threat





entrapment.jpgSeems like Canada has been following suit in creating its own terrorist threats, in order to pad the security budgets and help fear-politics. Notice also how, like the other setups and entrapments in America, Muslim traitors are hired and paid significant amount of money in order to con other Muslims into “terrorist plots”.

I don’t know how these Muslims: Mubin Shaikh, alt. Sheikh, (the main mole), Wajid Khan (the politician) or Mr. X (the Agricultural engineer) can sleep at night, knowing that they set up their own brothers and led them into jails, away from their families and lives. Apparently though, Mubin is having some second-thoughts (perhaps with the cocaine effect wearing off), and he is reported, in the documentary, to be backing off some of his earlier claims. I hope Mubin, Wajid and Mr. X repent and ask forgiveness from Allah for hat they have brought unto others, undeservedly [Revised -MM Editor]. The documentary speaks for itself.


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  • Mubin Shaikh said:

    Muslims like us cant understand how fellow Muslims would want to serve Islam by killing hundreds of innocent people.

    We CRINGE when people call us names in the street and while we shop for milk and bread. We HATE the fact that the beautiful Sunnah of the Beloved of Allah (Peace Be Upon Him) is now detested by even Muslims. Most of all, we are ANGERED by what we see in the world, happening to the Ummah.

    BUT in the face of all the barbaric armies, with their absolute perverted methods and balatant duplicity in the belief of the Rule of Law - WE will never become injust.

    SO - we stand up to those of our brethren who will hinder the not-yet-guided, from the Path of the Divine.

    Islam WILL rule the world just like it did before - but it will not be through violence, cuz thats not how it happened the first time.

    Just ASK yourself one question: what IF there is some truth to the government claim - will you actually stop pointing fingers at everyone else and finally at ourselves?

    May Allah protect you from the trials of this world…remember: Allah does not burden a soul with what it cannot bear. This is a test for ALL of us.

    As-salaamu Alaykum. MUBIN SHAIKH

  • Amad (Author) said:

    wasalam Mubin.

    I am sorry but your grandiose rhetoric cannot take away from the injustice that you have inflicted upon others. How can an injustice be stopped/prevented with yet another injustice?

    We stand against terrorism and extremism as much as anyone else. And if we saw some of our youth being affected by the extremist message, we would advise them and give them the correct information about the CORRECT Islam of moderation. Only if we see that they are not changing, will we take the necessary actions to prevent further injustice.

    But, NEVER will we take our brothers and sisters by their hands, build upon misinformation that they might possess, and lead them into a trap set up for political expediency. That is called entrapment, not prevention. And there is no excuse for this under any circumstances, ethically OR islamically.

    The documentary is damning in many ways. If you are questioning any of its findings or message, then that is what you need to address. There are so many issues with your actions, that I am not even sure where to start. For instance, did you take the money? If so, what do you think that says about your intentions of “protecting Canada” versus lining up your pockets?

    And really who you need to answer to is the family of those you helped set up. And you need to answer to Allah and really be honest to yourself about your motivations.

    May Allah bring the truth to the front and release those who have been unjustly imprisoned, if indeed the documentary is correct.

  • WM said:

    You have unjustly ruined the lives of our brothers, and lined your own pockets in the process. Think of what that makes you look like in the eyes of everyone, including the state that bankrolled your misadventures. -edited

  • awake said:

    Amad,

    Are we to assume that Mr. Shaikh was recruited by the Canadian government and was compelled to randomly infiltrate a group of people without being subject to any prior suspicion? And on top of that, are you maintaining that not only did Shaikh infiltrate this group, but also was the prime motivator for the group’s intended plot?

    They were under suspicion previously, before Shaikh’s involvement, weren’t they?

  • Amad (Author) said:

    awake, you need to see the documentary. I am going by what is presented in it, and it is pretty convincing.

    Under suspicion is one thing, recruiting someone to take them to actually arranging the whole plot is quite another.

    I am hoping that the judicial system will work out in Canada and sort this one out. If it is as obvious as it sounds, then I am hopeful, though not convinced (because Muslims hardly get fair trials these days) that they will be declared innocent.

  • Mubin Shaikh said:

    I’m not going to go too much into it but it keeps coming back to ONE assumption: that I set them up - and for money.

    All I can say is this is EASILY proven or not: did Mubin Shaikh MAKE THEM, in any way, do what they would not normally do?

    I agree with you: to entrap is Nifaaq no doubt. And I did not entrap, as is my claim.

    I am PRAYING the publication ban is defeated so I can say I told you so to the whole community. No one more than me wants this stuff to come out - and any documentary on the subject is SPECULATION.

    And to AMAD, I say: you CLAIM you are against terrorism but you again ASSUME I set them up with misinformation - first PROVE this, THEN your conclusion will follow.

    Phoning the police and telling on a Muslim is not enough - do you know how many Middle Eastern police states imprison people on simple say-so? Trust me: Muslims are calling the RCMP on other Muslims all the time - but a telephone tip is not evidence (thank Allah)

    And WM: I dont care what people think: in my 20+ years of free community work - I have never done things for people’ sake only for Allah’s (as much as is in my ability).

    The community looks worse for taking the path of denial so when Muslims stand up and say we are against terrorism - then put our hands in our pockets and heads in the sand when it comes to proving it - we leave OUR mess to the kuffar to clean up.

    Thanks, but I dont trust them that much. ;)

    And AMAD, I have not gone back on ANYTHING I have said - when asked, I will say the exact same thing as I did before and InshaAllah, the verdicts that follow the case, will reflect just what I said. I answer to NO ONE except Allah. He has made me stronger by helping me overcome a rough time.

    Guess we’ll have to wait and see.

    May Allah return the Izzah of the Ummah to its rightful place. AMeen.

  • Zaynab said:

    Jazak Allah khayr for posting this, we need this video to spread as far as possible.

  • Abu Alee said:

    Lol Mubin you got totally exposed in this vid, you admit to living a life of women, clubbing and drugs, 5 tattoos, 12 self inflicted cigarette burns, spying and then setting up young men to look like terrorists and then drawing attention to the fact.

    370 K??? And you admit spending a lot of that tax money on cocaine???!!!

  • Ammar Diwan said:

    @ Mubin Shaikh: You’re basically promoting taking people who have misconceptions about their own religion, and then punishing them for it. Do you have any idea how many Muslims are full of misconceptions? The entire Ummah has been beaten left and right by the kuffar for the past 80 years, since our Caliphate fell. We are sick and tired of this. This nonsense has to end. This is like killing your family and raping your daughter and then sending some third party to provoke you to kill me, and then blaming you for agreeing to kill me.

    No one is promoting terrorism, rather we are speaking out against the terrorism of the WEST itself i.e. Bashing Muslims left and right, coming up with these evil ploys, supporting barbaric terroristic backward fundamentalist extremist radical (sound familiar?) Israel against Palestine, etc…

  • AnonyMouse (Author) said:

    I really want to comment on this, but my anger and disgust at Mr. Shaikh (not you, Amad!) make it difficult for me to put it in the right words…

    Suffice to say that I KNOW that CSIS and the RCMP encourage this kind of thing (entrapment, etc.) and cause problems where there were none in the first place.

    A few words by hot headed young men does not a terrorist act make… not even the potential for it.
    But when someone else catches those words, then goes forward and takes advantage of the heat of the moment to push the others into acting upon it - that’s where the trouble starts.

    Anyway, I’ll stop now and let those more eloquent and analytical continue the discussion.

  • Rasheed Gonzales said:

    370 K??? And you admit spending a lot of that tax money on cocaine???!!!

    I’ll save my actual thoughts on this for a later comment. If I’m not mistaken, though, he (Mubin) only got a fraction of that from CSIS, because he disclosed to the media that he was a paid informant for them in the case.

  • Mr GQ said:

    Mubin -

    I am still waiting for you at my front doorsteps as you promised.

    Remember when you told me you would f*** my face up and land me on a hospital bed?

    If not, I can refresh your memory and show others what you wrote to me via private messages.

  • Salafiya said:

    Yo Mubin, how are those drugs treating you? I guess I knew from the beginning that the money you got from you being a mole wouldn’t have any barakah in it. So it was really no surprise to me when you spent some of that (haraam) cash on your (haraam) drugs.

    So let me get this straight. You’re acting as if you did nothing wrong? LOL. If you’re going to keep playing your “I did nothing wrong” card, then all I can say is I pity you. Actually I pity you even now. But that pity won’t stop me from hoping that what you did to those families is on your conscious until the day you die.

    Oh, and you ask people to fear Allaah about backbiting you (not necessarily here, but in other places)? Man, get a life (which you clearly need if you have enough time to spy on your brothers AND THEN find ppl talking about u on the net). Stop being a hypocrite. What you did to those brothers is slander. Not only that, but you SPIED upon them? SubhanAllaah!

    You see all this disgust towards you? You’re being exposed, Mubin. Even those who may have slightly supported you before now are realizing that what you did was disgusting. How’s it feel to be the outcast of the Muslim community? Anyhow, it’s not our displeasure you should really be worried about. Your main worry should be the displeasure of Allaah. Repent to Him, oh Mubin.

    [Sorry to other readers about how random this whole post was, just letting him know what’s on my mind about him]

    anyways, bye to non-Muslims.

    Assalam Alaikum Wa Rahmatullah ya Muslimeen.

  • Salafiya said:

    *sorry I meant conscience not conscious

  • fastaqim.blogspot.com said:

    Fear the dua of the oppressed.

  • Samir said:

    Jazakallahu khair to everyone who was involved in getting this posted up. As for Brother Mubin, your first post indicates that you are still not clear or confirmed on whether they are guilty or not. Even then, your duty should have been to counsel them or lead them to proper counseling, not draw them into an even bigger mess and ruin their lives and their families’ lives.

    Nevertheless, May Allah swt forgive us all for our mistakes and for the wrong we commit to ourselves and our brothers.

    And may He forgive us for laying suspicion on our brothers and sisters, and indeed free those who are unjustly oppressed.

  • Rasheed Gonzales said:

    Just ASK yourself one question: what IF there is some truth to the government claim - will you actually stop pointing fingers at everyone else and finally at ourselves?

    There’s a enormous difference between informing the authorities of some terrorist plot you came to know of by way of witnessing things being done or hearing statements being heard and between working as a paid spy with a mission of implicating your brothers in some sort of criminal conspiracy.

    Phoning the police and telling on a Muslim is not enough - do you know how many Middle Eastern police states imprison people on simple say-so? Trust me: Muslims are calling the RCMP on other Muslims all the time - but a telephone tip is not evidence (thank Allah)

    Informing the authorities of some sort of criminal conspiracy to commit terrorist acts is something some scholars have said is our duty. But informing them is where our duty ends. By working as a paid spy, you’ve not only gone beyond that duty, but also transgressed your limits as a Muslim. Allah, ta’âlâ, says, «O you who believed, avoid much of the assumption! Surely, part of the assumption is sin. And do not spy» (49:12), and the Prophet, sallallahu ‘alaihi wa sallam, said, «Beware of assumption, for surely assumption is the most untruthful of speech. Do not probe [for each others faults]. Do not spy [on each other]. Do not be envious [of each other]. Do not have mutual hatred [towards each other]. Do not have disparity [amongst each other]. Be Allah’s servants, as brothers» (al-Bukhârî no. 6064 and Muslim no. 2563).

    From the moment the media started reporting various details of this case, it smelled like entrapment. After watching this documentary, it not only smells, it freakin’ reeks; may Allah forgive you and us.

  • awake said:

    Rasheed,

    I understand your frustration in regard to Mr. Shaikh. I personally believe the true facts will play out in the trial, but as I can see here, the trial is merely a kangaroo court in yours and other’s eyes.

    Regardless of the truth of Shaikh’s involvement from a legitimate standpoint or not, aren’t many already applying their own personal verdict here?

  • Rasheed Gonzales said:

    awake,

    Verdict for what: the guilt or innocence of the accused or that of Mubin Shaikh’s? And guilt or innocence of what?

  • Hamzah said:

    Muby, I had some friends that you sort of screwed over with this whole tirade… not to mention the torment that you put their families through. Would you like to hear what the “guilty” are going through in their solitary confinement?

    Didn’t you say yourself somewhere that not everyone in the Toronto 18 is “guilty”? If so, how come you haven’t stood up for the innocent ones?

    I just want some answers. Please shed some light on it.

  • Joyhamza said:

    May Allah help the accused innocent ones grow in patience and bring them back to their families.

    insha’Allah in every occurrence their is a khair. The muslim youth should be more careful and not lose their heads.

    Brother Amad shukran jazeelan for sharing these.

  • Rasheed Gonzales said:

    If I’m not mistaken, though, he (Mubin) only got a fraction of that from CSIS, because he disclosed to the media that he was a paid informant for them in the case.

    The Wikipedia article on him says he was eventually paid in full, so I stand corrected.

  • aarij said:

    Mubin, please do tell what itch were you trying to scratch when you took the brothers to that training camp that YOU organized?

    Please do tell me why you ratted out these brothers even though you had no freakin’ clue about the “explosives” (read: fertilizers).

    Also, when did you start to grow your beard? Was it before CSIS contacted you or after?

  • I Am Anger said:

    Man you don’t know how many people really hate you Mubin. There are countless brothers who knew those jailed brothers so you have made a lot of enemies. Fear Allah.

    Why don’t you try and redeem yourself by getting these brothers out of jail huh? If your so innocent why don’t you prove it?
    You won’t. Because your a coward who doesn’t have the courage of righting his wrongs.

    The truly sad thing about all of this is that CSIS was stupid enough to do this. We like to think the police are smarter than us but this proves how stupid they really are. They set it up and it was so easy to figure out.

    This is what we have protecting Canada so when some real stuff does happen (most likely by non-Muslim terrorists) we got these idiots to protect us.

    May Allah help us all.

  • Mu3askarTadreeb said:

    May Allah swt give you what you deserve, in this Life and in the Hereafter, mubin mr big fat Rat.

    -Edited. No Takfir please.

  • Abu Omar said:

    @Mubin,

    Did you come here looking for more gullible youth to trick into phony terror plots so you can earn a new badge from the government?

    There is no point in trying to spin your despicable deeds here. We all know what you did to those brothers and now you must accept the consequences of your actions (i.e. being ostracized from the community that you betrayed for some cash for crack).

  • Amad (Author) said:

    Mubin/Mr.X: Because you both received significant payments for your roles in this set-up, it will be almost impossible for you to paint this as a “patriotic” action, let alone Islamic.

    Nothing can justify such a set-up… there were a million better ways to be patriotic as well as Islamically just, as Rasheed mentioned.

    So, my advice is that for healing to begin, you need to honestly admit to yourself, to Allah, and then to the community (starting from the families of the accused) that you messed up. Big time. Simple as that. Until you keep trying to justify your action, you will only lose more in the duniya and the akhira.

    And once you do so, turn your energies into helping reverse the harm that you have engineered. Allah is alghafoor. And muslims too will become more willing to be forgiving.

    My advice to everyone else is not to let one’s injustice cause you to be unjust. So, start with advice and dua’, and do not engage in takfir. Our rules are clear on not allowing takfiri language here.

    May Allah have mercy on our Ummah.

  • GHOST CIA OPERATIVE said:

    mmm. I have never heard of you Mubin untill now, well from what I can see is that your claims contradict your actions. If you snitched and sold out muslims to kufaar for the sake of Allah, then why did you receive payment.

    However reflect upon your situation and see that now you always need a “sniff”, and that you can’t get a chick unless you got “sniff”, and that evryone only wants to know you when you got “sniff.”

    You have been deceived by shaytan Mubin, if you seriously profess Islam, then become a mujahid against yourself and fight your evil desires and craving for this fleeting world. Tell the truth that you entrapped those brothers and repent from the kufr of wala. Mubin if you are sincere then Allah swt will forgive you, for verily Allah swt is the most merciful.

    -Edited

  • ghuraba said:

    subhanallah mubin. how does it feel to rat out your brothers?? Inshallah you will get what you deserve. May Allah release the “toronto 18″. May allah give them sabr. May allah give their family sabr. ameen

    -Edited

  • salman said:

    4 Questions for you Mr. Shaikh:

    1. Did your father sexually abuse a woman who came to ask for advice on her divorce as was alleged here:

    “Last year, his father was charged with sexual assault after a woman said she had been fondled by an Islamic chaplain who was supposed to be counselling her through a divorce. The outcome of that case is unknown to The Globe.

    When asked about the accusation against his father, whose name is Mohammad Shahied Shaikh, Mr. Shaikh said he didn’t want to discuss it.”

    source: Globe and Mail July 14th 2006

    http://sonyafatah.com/blog/2006/07/14/the-making-of-a-terror-mole/

    Toronto Sun 4/28/2005
    http://torontosun.canoe.ca/News/TorontoAndGTA/2005/04/28/1016581-sun.html

    2. Did you get the $14 million that you asked the Canadian law enforcement agencies for when you made your request in the media:

    [link]

    3. Could you care to elaborate on why the charges that you beat up your aunt were dropped?

    “…Mr. Shaikh was also once accused of assaulting his aunt and was charged criminally, Mr. Shaikh told The Globe. Those charges were dropped,…”

    source: Globe and Mail 7/14/2006

    4. Did you threaten 2 Muslim girls when they pointed you out as an informant as is also alleged here:

    http://www.mississauga.com/article/3453

    http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20070531.TERROR31/TPStory/National

    since you claim that you have done this all for benefitting the community and that your “good name” is being slandered, how does your informing fit in with your past life as well as your actions towards women?

    regards,
    s

  • Amad (Author) said:

    I should add some clarification as to why this is not the “patriotic” thing to do:

    1) Engaging our security resources (money and time) in setting up, imprisoning, and then trying these kids could have been better used in intelligence and thwarting ACTUAL threats.

    2) Allowing such incidents to become a tool for political exploitation and the formation of draconian laws, which is never beneficial to a nation’s sense of justice and human rights.

    3) Giving the impression that Canada is now in cahoots with the United States in a war against Islam, not against terrorism. This will only distort Canada’s image and hurt the possible opportunity for Canada to be a leader in peace, and not war.

    4) Turning people against each other. More non-Muslims will be suspicious of dealing and interacting with Muslims. This can only hurt a society (including business) since there is a sizeable Muslim population in Canada

    So, for anyone thinking of the next profitable “patriotic” call to action, think again. You may actually be hurting the nation that you claim to love. If you truly loved your country, you would help cure the disaffected youth with correct Islamic information, prod them into being more involved in community-wide efforts (the whole community, not just Muslims), and fight Islamophobia. That is true patriotism to your country and to your deen.

  • abdullah007 said:

    MUBIN SHEIKH -

    you sold your deen for the dunya, you sold your deen for some dollars.

    these lads were not a threat until you came in, and now you have put them and their family through so much trouble and hardship.

  • DrM said:

    Asalamu Aliakum,
    Most of the brothers and sisters here have expressed my feelings on Judas Mubin, the only thing I can add is that informants and spies usually get abandoned by their pay masters. Remember what happened to Osama Eldawoody when the feds were done using him to “entrap” 22 year old Shahawar Matin Siraj?

    (link)

  • Derelict of Dialect said:

    While it is obvious noone is too thrilled with what Mr. Sheikh has done, I think this is an appropriate opportunity to discuss the issue of what to do about domestic terrorism. As Muslims is it o.k. to deliberately spy on and possibly entrap others for the sake of preventing potential acts of terrorism? I think the above responses are an unmistakable no. How about if a Muslim should happen upon information regarding a planned act of terror - or even be involved in the planning of one and develop second thoughts? Perhaps we can agree that the right thing to do would be to inform the authorities? Seems clear to me… what do you think?

  • Abu Omar said:

    @ Derelict of Dialect,

    You may read this article by Sh. Sami al-Majid for starters: http://www.islamtoday.com/showme2.cfm?cat_id=2&sub_cat_id=1733

  • Abu Noor Al-Irlandee said:

    Derelict of Dialect,

    It is never justified nor productive to entrap people. The very concept of entrapment means that it is you, the informant or agent provacateur who actually encourages people to do or say something they wouldn’t have if it weren’t for you just so you can then charge them with a crime.

    If one comes across something that you feel might be something which will be illegal, haraam and harmful to the Muslims then one should first talk to the people involved to clarify whether you are correct or to advise and correct the individuals. Many people, especially young men, can say stupid things out of emotion or to give off a false sense of toughness or just because they think it will make them cool in someone else’s eyes. If someone is just saying something stupid, then to bring in the law enforcement authorities or, as in this case and many like it, to actually encourage them to take other actions which could be crimes, is not beneficial to anyone and is destructive of innocent people’s lives. If you feel you can’t tell whether some people are serious or not, or you are afraid to confront them, then seek out leaders in the community to address the situation. I am not saying one should never contact the authorities, as indeed we all have an interest in preventing any harm to come to our neighbors and the people in the societies in which we live. It would also be incorrect, however, to think that the authorities do not have biases or will always do the right thing or to think that innocent people have not been persecuted and punished by these government agents. Just reason number infinity why it is so important that we have experienced, wise, and muttaqi leadership in our communities who can deal with such situations in the best way possible and who have the trust of the community. Because in addition to the harms that come to the actual innocent people who are unjustly prosecuted, when a community is made to turn against each other and the people no longer trust each other then you have a disaster. The first element of a community of Muslims or non-Muslims is trust. This is why the Prophet (saw) said, “the Muslim is the one from whose hands and tongue the other Muslims are safe.” and He (saw) said “The Muslim is the brother of his fellow Muslim, He neither wrongs (or oppresses) him, nor does he turn him over to one who does him wrong (or oppresses him).

    And Allaah (swt) knows best.

  • Derelict of Dialect said:

    I’m with you on that. My point in writing what I wrote was to redirect the conversation to a topic I thought we could all benefit from as opposed to continuing to argue with the probably fake Mubin Shaikh. I agree with what you said about not jumping the gun and perhaps should have said that myself - however, for the sake of brevity I neglected to do so. Do those who responded to ‘Mubin Shaikh’ above really think that is him?

  • Amad (Author) said:

    Derelict, its Mubin. The IP is from Toronto… based on what he said, I have little doubt that it is him.

  • Mr GQ said:

    lol @ Amad

  • Ruckus said:

    Malcolm would’ve called you an “Uncle Tom”

    But today you would be called an an “Uncle Ruckus” (youtube search it)

  • kashif said:

    mubin,

    i hope you suffer in this life and the next.

    you are a sell-out and all sell-outs will get what they deserve.

    I believe you set up those brothers and that they were angry like many Muslims are about Iraq, Afghanistan, but they are innocent of any charges.

    Your money and business will do nothing for you in the grave. You are so hateful against so-called “wahhabies” that you didn’t hesitate to destroy peoples lives.

  • Faraz said:

    Why have you brought up this topic again, nearly two years after the fact? Every discussion on this topic has been reduced to a constant stream of hatred and takfir.

  • Amad (Author) said:

    Faraz, I believe the documentary isn’t that old, is it?

    And a brother Dawud brought up in the open thread on Sunday, and I believe it is worth talking about it. Perhaps we forgot, but the families of those caged are still suffering everyday.

    Finally, we have been moderating comments (deleting many others) heavily. Sometimes we don’t get to it as fast as we would want.

  • Dawud said:

    Faraz,

    The documentary just came out and it is part of a larger campaign to grant these brothers justice.

  • Zainab said:

    Feel the weight of Umar ibn Abdil Aziz’s words when he said “Give them whatever they want for the ransom of the Muslims, you are not just ransoming a Muslim, you are purchasing Islaam”

    Brothers and sisters, PLEASE ignore Mubin Shaikh. He does not deserve any of your comments and they will not have any effect on him because Allah (swt) has put a seal on his heart, he is deaf, dumb and blind.

    JazaKAllah khair for posting this! Know this brothers and sisters, that these brothers are innocent and they plot and they plan but Allah too plans, and Allah is the best of planners. Remember the story of Aisha (ra), when she was accused of indecency, it was not those who first started the rumours (the hypocrites), nor those who stood strongly by her that were told that they had the Wrath of Allah upon them, instead those who said things like “I dont know if she is innocent butttt..this and this is what I heard from this and this person.” Let’s not be from this category!

    Please please please! write to the brothers and put your energy in motivating them to keep their hopes up. Their addresses can be found on toronto18.com

    “ Most certainly will Allah mark out who prove themselves to be true, and most certainly will He mark out those who are lying.” Know, that Allah supports his servants regardless, if you do not stand up and support them, Allah will replace us with people who do. Then YOU will answer to Allah.

  • to Mubin Shaikh said:

    Mubin Shaikh,
    you sold your deen for small money

    2:174 Indeed, they who conceal what Allah has sent down of the Book and exchange it for a small price – those consume not into their bellies except the Fire. And Allah will not speak to them on the Day of Resurrection, nor will He purify them. And they will have a painful punishment.

  • ahmed said:
  • Mubin Shaikh said:

    wow - kudos to the editor for removing the takfiri comments. I cant believe how people can be so sure that they will die with Imaan that they could afford to pronounce kufr.

    Look - there are many views on this and many seem to revolve around the same basic things (they were set up, its all lies, etc) . Some of you are waaaay off (eg. I asked for14 million) and some force me to always look deep inside me to make sure I fear Allah over all.

    I am reluctant now to add to my commentary but I have not changed my story from when I first told it. One thing I can GUARANTEE you - is that as more evidence becomes avaliable, people will InshaAllah realize that we have to change the way we champion the Cause. It is preventing people from coming to Allah - and could there be a greater sin?

    Going for Umrah in 2007 cleaned me up and I’ve learned (INshaAllah) that praise should not elevate you and insult should not denigrate you. People can hate me or not - they can reserve judgement or they can curse - but they can NEVER say I have not always worked for the benefit of the community.

    I wont comment anymore on here - you can read about what I say in court and all I ask you is RECALL the accusations made (esp. against me) and COMPARE with what is reported.

    Allah is Waasi’ - Aleem. He is our only recourse when everyone else has run for the hills.

  • Fatma said:
  • Mr GQ said:

    Mubin is scared. LOL He wont reply to me.

  • lolatCSISagents said:

    “Going for Umrah in 2007 cleaned me up.”

    hope or overconfidence?

  • Faraz said:

    Sorry Amad, I didn’t realize the documentary was so recent. My apologies.

    I don’t have much to say, really, except that the documentary certainly is damning. I have always been afraid, however, of engaging in the types of discussions (especially on-line) that come out of such stories. I have no sympathy for the informants, and certainly believe that they had ulterior motives (e.g. money).

    But until more facts come out, all the death threats, takfeer claims, and jahannam predictions are extremely dangerous for our own souls, and should be avoided no matter how angry we feel. May Allah protect all of us.

  • Fatimah said:

    Subhanallah, as always i read the comments before i watched the video, and i’m like who’s Mubin. Lets say i was in for a SHOCK, he looks so pious.

    However, all i can say is may Allah guide him, yeah he’s destroyed lives (man i feel sorry for you, more than anything else) but still i ask Allah to guide him.

    I’m listening to Muhammad Alshareef - Perished Nations - Week 4 Clip 3 of 3 on google video and MashAllah it’s good, i would suggest others to listen to it, including Mubin. Also i woudl siggest Mubin to listen to Ahmed the Repenter by Bilal Assad.

  • Muslim said:

    May Allah forgive you mubin shaykh, i hope you feel guilty for the rest of your life for these actions.

    I’m not gonna judge you, but im only gonna make du’a for your forgiveness.

    Please do not delay repentance, (all of you-myself included).

    And don’t call these brothers a fruitcake…look at yourself

  • Islamic said:

    Mubin Shaykh, looks very pious and humble man. do not shame urself by trying to please kuffar- they will never accept you.

    they only laugh and mock you…while you perceive not.

  • Umm Layth said:

    They can have them locked up, but they don’t have control over their hearts. And in every affair of a believer there is good.

    Insha’Allah soon there will be justice for these brothers and their families.

  • Boy Youth said:

    The time spent in jail has benefited the brothers, Inshallah. From what I have heard from relatives and friends of the accused is that, all those inside have spent their time so wisely. Putting myself in their positions and pondering if my Iman would have held up…I wouldn’t be able to answer that question with a straight face.
    One of the brothers has reportedly Hifz’ed the Qur’an, Subhanallah.

    And Mubin has accomplished what on the outside? I think hes the one in jail….not the brothers…rotting in his own miseries!

  • Mu3adh said:

    Bismillah

    He defends his vile actions and even dares to post ayah in response to what those have said.

    let us make duaa’ for our brothers.

    -comment edited, for inappropriate personal attacks.

  • Rasheed Gonzales said:

    My wife’s friend emailed her the link to this story in the Toronto Star:

    http://www.thestar.com:80/article/410678

  • Mu3adh said:

    Bismillah,

    Your right about editing my post, it was offensive towards dogs, at least a dog has some form of loyalty to its owner and will defend it. Mubin however lacks all these qualities. I had to chuckle at his latest heroics picking on school girls.

    The star witness in Toronto’s biggest terrorism case denied terrorizing two 12-year-old girls in a separate incident that brought him to court yesterday afternoon.

    Mubin Shaikh, known for infiltrating the alleged cell of 18 suspects, said the girls taunted him with religious and ethnic slurs as he sat in a van on April 3.

    “She said, `Look look look, it’s bin Laden, it’s Taliban boy, it’s Taliban boy,’” said Shaikh, who faces two counts of assault and one count of threatening bodily harm. He was in provincial court to schedule his next appearance – July 6.

    The charges stem from a bizarre encounter between Shaikh and two students from Kane Middle School, near Keele St. and Eglinton Ave. W.

    Police say two girls were returning to class after lunch when Shaikh accused the duo of skipping class. An argument ensued. Shaikh got out and allegedly bumped one girl in the chest and pushed her to the ground. According to police, he then said, “Do you know who I am? I’m going to chop off your legs.”

    The other girl yelled at Shaikh to leave her friend alone and Shaikh allegedly grabbed that girl by the jacket and threw her to the ground.

    When a group of male students intervened, Shaikh allegedly ripped off his top, threw it to the ground and challenged them to take him on. Police say he then drove off erratically. He was arrested nearby.

    But yesterday, Shaikh said there was no physical contact between him and his accusers.

    “Their story is fabricated and exaggerated grotesquely,” he said, calling them “troublemakers.”

    He said the girls were coming toward his van but when he stepped out they started running away.

    “They turned to run and she tripped and fell on her ass, she got hurt, she landed hard,” he said.

    Shaikh said these charges have “no relevance,” to his credibility as a witness in the terrorism case.

    Defence lawyer Edward Sapiano, who represents one of the accused in the terror trial, says: “It certainly suggests that this star witness has control issues.”

    Another defence lawyer in the case, Paul Slansky, said that if Shaikh is guilty of the assault charges, “It’ll adversely impact his credibility” in the trial. Shaikh is scheduled to testify next month at the preliminary inquiry for the 14 adults arrested last summer for allegedly plotting to bomb various targets in Ontario.

    http://www.thestar.com/article/228636

    How low can you go?

  • Rasheed Gonzales said:

    Four more of the accused’s charges stayed: http://www.thestar.com:80/article/414672

  • ibnabeeomar (Author) said:

    charges dropped on 4 of them alhamdulillah
    http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5jEv2UyBuE1bpEYs2rzwErF2UzXhQ

  • Allahs Servant said:

    Asallam uh alykum when allah loves a slave, he puts them thru trial. Maybe it is something that you brothers and sisters hate for the ones in prison, but they are receiving reward. May allah increase them in patience, may allah release all of our locked up brothers and sisters in prisons and detentions.



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