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Radical Islamist to give Birmingham lecture

 

An Islamist cleric who said critics of the Prophet Mohammed should have their heads “chopped off” has been allowed into the UK to speak at an event.

Sick Enayet Ullah Abbasi previously slammed the late Queen Elizabeth II for endorsing a school that turned children into “disgusting human beings”.

He also praised the terrorists who carried out the 9/11 attacks in America calling them “brave lions”.

The Bangladeshi scholar was due to speak in Birmingham at the Islamic Conference 2023 which is being hosted and organised by TV channel ION TV.

He is also set to appear in London on Wednesday. (Today)

In his home country Bangladesh, Abbasi has said: “If anybody dares to criticise our Prophet (Mohammed) that person should be declared as a disbeliever and hence his/her head should be chopped off.

“If that person urges to apologise for criticising Mohammed we would not give them any chance or accept their apology.

“In this democratic Bangladesh if anybody dares to criticise God, no matter that person be any intellectual, atheist or blogger, that person’s head should be chopped off.”

“If that person urges to apologise for criticising Mohammed we would not give them any chance or accept their apology.

“In this democratic Bangladesh if anybody dares to criticise God, no matter that person be any intellectual, atheist or blogger, that person’s head should be chopped off.”

In another rant, he blasted Queen Elizabeth II for her Queen's Young Leaders Programme which praised teacher Ayman Sadiq who founded Bangladeshi online learning platform 10 Minute School.

Abbasi said: “The young children are being taught living together, free sex, intermingling in sexes, homosexuality and nasty concepts of sexual relations with transgenders in the name of education.

“They are being transformed into disgusting human beings with inferior characteristics, all in the name of the education system.

“I was saying now it is crystal clear what the Queen of Britain is doing in the name of helping people.”

In another hate-filled speech the cleric commended Osama Bin Laden, the orchestrator of the September 11 attacks in America, and founder of the Taliban, Mullah Omar.

He said: “You will never have the merit to carry Laden and Omar’s shoes even after 50 years of pursuit.”

Abbasi went on to call those who flew planes into the World Trade Center in New York in 2001, “brave lions”.

In 2010, then-Home Secretary Theresa May banned Indian Muslim preacher Zakir Naik from entering the UK.

At the time, she said: "Numerous comments made by Dr Naik are evidence to me of his unacceptable behaviour.”

He was due to give a series of lectures in London and Sheffield.

Two years ago Islamic orator Mizanur Rahman Azhari was denied boarding a Qatar Airways flight.

Reports said he was travelling to the UK to attend an Islamic conference at the invitation of the satellite television channel ION TV UK.

In 2009, Geert Wilders, the Dutch politician, was refused entry to the UK ahead of a showing of his 17-minute film Fitna, which criticised the Qur'an as a "fascist book" at the House of Lords.

The fact that he has been allowed to enter the UK and speak freely demonstrates a weakness in our ability to properly vet those entering the UK.


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