Karzia) to maintain and protect Western interests.Anjem Choudary (3 January 2010), open letter published on Islam4UK website and reprinted in The TelegraphWith the announcement by Islam4UK that it planned to hold a protest march through (known for the military funeral repatriations of dead British soldiers returning from the ), Choudary said 'You may see one or two coffins being returned to the UK every other day, but when you think about the people of Afghanistan its a huge number being killed in comparison. Pivotal in this is the desire to prevent Muslims from running their own affairs and establishing an Islamic State if they so wish but rather to maintain a puppet in the area (Mr.
We need to submit to the will of Allah.' The rich resources of Afghanistan, its position on the cusp between the Indian sub-continent, Southern Russian, Asia and China and its populations call for the Shari'ah are the real reasons why the military has sought to establish a permanent role there, no matter what the cost to the lives and wealth of the indigenous people or indeed their own. We al-Ghurabaa are not a military organisation we have only been vociferous in our views-views concerning everything from the government's foreign policy in Iraq and Afghanistan to the host of draconian laws, which they’ve introduced against us in this country.' Islam4UK In November 2008, Choudary organised a meeting of the then recently formed, which, according to its website, was 'established by sincere Muslims as a platform to propagate the supreme Islamic ideology within the United Kingdom as a divine alternative to man-made law', and to 'convince the British public about the superiority of Islam. Choudary was outraged: 'The easy option when one is losing an argument is to ban the opposition voice.
It was proscribed in 2006 by the then Home Secretary.
When asked why, if society were so bad, he lived here, he replied: 'We come here to civilise people, get them to come out of the darkness and injustice into the beauty of Islam.' Al Ghurabaa Choudary was also a spokesman for, believed to have been an offshoot of al-Muhajiroun. Outside the hall, Choudary criticised British society, predicting that Muslims would make up the majority within one or two decades.
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