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Authorities say mosque was radicals' haven

Sermons heard by suspects in bombings

By Charles M. Sennott
Globe Staff / August 3, 2005

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LONDON -- Ibrahim Muktar Said and Hassan Omar were among the crowd of young men removing their shoes and laying out prayer rugs at the Finsbury Park mosque last year, according to police and Muslims who attend the mosque. They recall the two East Africans taking in the fiery street sermons of Abu Hamza al-Masri, a radical cleric who has ... (Full article: 1233 words)

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