Cancer researcher and Islamic scholar Dr. Ali al-Tamimi is due to be released after 15 years while appeal is pursued.
Author: Abu Abdullah Ibn Abdur Rahman
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According to Ismail Royer, one of Dr. Ali al-Tamimi’s co-defendant, al-Tamimi could walk free in the very near future.
Innā lillāhi wa innā ilayhi rājiʿūn. Indeed, to Allāh we belong, and to Him we are returning. On the 29th…
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