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| Letter from his daughter Hafsa
                                                                                                                                                        | 122 | NULL               | 65   | <p>In the name of Allah, the Merciful, the Compassionate,</p><p>Peace, mercy and the blessing of Allah be upon you.</p><p>(Censored)... Daddy, how are you? I hope you are well. I love you a lot and miss seeing you. I've learnt how to cook. Every day I help my mum in the kitchen, in cleaning the house and playing with my brothers Omar and Ibrahim... (censored)... Ibrahim is very naughty and has a good sense of humour and I make him laugh and we... (censored)... We are very happy that our mum is with us all the time and gives us everything... (censored)... we want and I am... (censored)... God willing... (censored)... talk when you are sleeping. My grandmother sends her warmest regards. You are the best father in the world.</p><p>Your daughter,</p><p>Hafsa Isa</p><p><br /></p>
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From a letter sent to his brother 14/11/1423 (17/01/03 CE)                                                                                                                              | 80  | NULL               | 48   | From a letter sent to his brother 14/11/1423h (17 January 2003)
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   The heart longs and the tears glisten as Allah has destined us to be apart, but all praises are due to Allah. Sins have enclosed this slave in layers; the heart has suffered anguish and has arisen. So I ask the Lord to forgive my sins and accept my repentance, and to wipe away my wrong doing for He is the one who always forgives. The prisioner returns to his Lord as fast as a stream. Our all-Powerful Lord certainly guides the conscience and restores the defeated. Then the anxiety goes as the Almighty replaces one set of circumstances with another.
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   My brother, I reassure you that I am under the care of Allah and in good health and well-being. My brother, let me tell you that the best of tradesmen is the one who transforms his loss into profit, and his bad times into good, and his tragedies into gains, by remembering Allahs reward and taking advantage of time. Our role-model in this, after our Prophet (peace be upon him), is in the righteous believers before us; from them, Ibn Taymiyya ( may Allah the Most High have mercy on him ), who used to say whilst imprisoned in the fortress of Damascus:-
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   If I were to give in charity the worth of this fortress filled with gold, it would not be enough to thank Allah for the blessings this imprisonment has brought.
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   He also once said:-

<p>A prisoner is the one whose heart is imprisoned from his Lord, and a captive is the one captive to his desires.
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   Some of the gnostics used to say:-
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If the kings and their sons knew about the degree of happiness we carry in our
hearts they would fight us for it with their swords."
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   Another said :-
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How pitiful the people of this worldly abode are, they leave it without tasting the best of it." And when asked what the best of it is, he said, "Knowing Allah, loving Him, and remembering Him."
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   Another said:-
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"There are times that I say: 'If those in heaven are living like this then they are in a very pleasant life.'"
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   So rest assured, my brother...
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I say to you as the poet has said before:
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   'Put chains around my hands and burn my chest,
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Yet you can never siege my mind for a moment,
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The light is in my heart,
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And my heart is in the hands of my Lord,
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And my Lord is my helper and keeper.'</i>
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   All praise due to Allah under all circumstances, and Allah willing these are only a few days, and we will meet soon, I see some signs of good news in sha Allah .
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   My brother, by Allah I urge you to be kind to our parents, and you must be conscious of Allah and seek His approval at all times and be patient about this trial we are going through.
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Sent: 27th August 2003<br>
Received: Friday 31st October 2003</b>
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My dearest, it's almost each Monday I write a letter, one for you and one for my parents and family. This week it's your day. I hope you are well and have perfect Iman. We thank Allah that we are alive and that there is contact between us. There was a time when we were separated and without contact. Honestly, I was scared at that time. I didn't know what had happened to you. I was more worried for you, but everything passed normally. The worst is over and patience reigns. Especially for someone like me, I have the chance of having a wife like you. Now, I think about nothing like before, just the day when I will be with you and my new jewel (Abdul-Karim). I can hardly wait to see him; I know you understand my sentiments. I have learnt many things since I've been incarcerated; I now know the way to live.
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Alhamdulillah for this accident, to erase the sins I have committed. If you want to send me pictures, do so by the Red Cross because the other way, they come (in the form of) black and white photocopies. Or if you want to send pictures, color photocopy them yourself, but I prefer (for you to do so by) the Red Cross because they give me the originals, even if they take long, at least four months. I hope that your parents are well and in good health especially your father who is tired. Say hello to them and to Karim. I tell you (goodbye) till the next letter insha'Allah. How are the cats and how are they with Karim?
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Hacen, who is thinking of you


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 Letter from Omar to his mother, 18-06-04                                                                                                                                                | 151 | 20050612190153.gif | 248  | <p>To my dear mother, </p><p>Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu,</p><p>How are you, mother, and how is your health? I pray to Allah that you are in the best of circumstances and in good health. What is the news of my brothers and sisters and my father? I pray to Allah that you are all well.  Forgive me, O mother, for not having written letters to you all because I didnt know your address. As I write to you, my hand is shaking; I dont know if its due to happiness or sadness. Mother, in your next letter, write to me with news of my father and brothers and sisters and what is happening to them. I know that they are well but give me a few more details and also about Safiyya; I often see her in my dreams and Abdul Karim and the others occassionally. How are Zainab, Abdullah and Maryam? Allah knows that I am longing for you all very much and I hope to see you all soon very soon if Allah wills. Dont be sad for me. I am in good health; all praise is due to Allah. My injuries have improved and I am exercising and eating. All I lack is your company. When I was captured, in the first few days, I was asleep and I heard your voice; I got up and I couldnt find you. I pray to Allah to write our reward for us. Make your intentions sincere for Him and do not be angry with what Allah has decreed. Everything happens by the decree of Allah and His divine foreordainment. We ask Allah to accept our supplications. I ask all my brothers and sisters and friends to forgive me. Mother, know that man suffers for his faith and continues to suffer until he walks the earth free from sin, so be patient and hope for Allahs reward in the hereafter. I will be released; there is no doubt about it. I pray to Allah for it to happen very soon. How is Maryam? Does she have measles or a small tumour? I pray to Allah that she is well. How is your health, mother? Dont be sad, Allah is with us and every believer. Be happy, because after night, there is always a new dawn and a brilliant sun for Islam and the Muslims. O mother, be happy because I memorised the whole Quran in []. I saw one of my uncles in my dream. He had a white face, it was illuminated and he was happy. Dont forget me in your prayers. I never have and never will forget any of you in mine. Increase your obedience to Allah for no calamity befalls us except what Allah has written for us as well as that which is the result of our sins. </p><p>With love, my dear mother. Was-salaamu alaikum and greetings for the last four Eids that have gone by.</p><p>Omar Ahmed Khadr, 18/6/2004


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| Letter from Omar to his brother, Abdul-Rahman, 11-10-04                                                                                                                                 | 150 | 20050612190039.gif | 248  | <p>Monday 11 Oct 2004<br /><br />In the name of God</p><p>To my dear brother, <br /><br />how are you? I hope you are good and in good health and how is life? Hope everything is good and did you find a job. Hope soo and congratulations for your marraige. I hope you have a happy life with her and hope that you have lots of kids and raise them on the Islamic way and so you can have a happy life in this world before the hereafter and how is the weather back in Canada. I think it is getting cooler. Take good care of your self and don't give mom or grandma or paand have patience with them because they are old in age and visit home regularly and help Kareem so he can walk again. By the way what is your new address so I can write to you () writing granma's address. And I wanted to ask you because my interrogator (Hasose) told me that you said that we rode horses with Usama (bin Laden)'s kids. You did you say that and this is not true. May God forgive you and write back soon and [censored] about my interrogator. He says hi and congratulations on the marriage. About me I am in good health and do a little exercise and eat good and feel good and I miss you very much and hope to see you soon so we can talk and eat and have fun and have a happy life in dear Canada and all my injuries are good and about my eye nothing new and by the way happy Eid and happy Ramadhan and give my greetings to everyboyd back in Canada and to write to me and not be lazy, even one letter is good from them, and dear Abdul Rahman fear God and know that He is looking at you all the time everything and memorise lots from the Quran and take care of yourself make good use of your time and don't forget me from your prayers and I wont. Take care<br /><br />Love from your brother to Abdul-Rahman<br /></p>


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| Message from Babar Ahmad in Response to Judge Workmans Decision                                                                                                                        | 149 | NULL               | 1268 | <table bordercolor="#000000" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" width="100%" border="0"><tbody><tr class="date"><td height="5"></td></tr><tr class="more"><td height="5"><table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" align="right" border="0"><tbody><tr><td valign="middle" align="right"></td></tr><tr><td valign="middle" align="right"><a href="?action=friend&id=7394&subject=Message from Babar Ahmad in Response to Judge Workmans Decision"></a></td></tr></tbody></table><p>20/05/2005</p><p>The 17th May 2005 verdict, supporting my extradition to the U.S., was more than a nail in the coffin of British justice. It was a slap in the face of Britains two million Muslims. Since 9/11, British Muslims have grovelled at the feet of the Government. This verdict was what we got in return; that any British Muslim can be shipped off to the U.S. to face Guantanamo Bay, inhuman and degrading treatment and secret rendition to any part of the world to have their fingernails pulled out and private parts electrocuted. </p><p>Britains Muslims have today reached a crossroad that has never been reached before. There are only two ways forward from here; either they will allow my extradition and open the floodgate for the ethnic cleansing of British Muslims from the UK. Or they will stop my extradition and, in doing so, prevent their own sons and daughters from suffering the same fate.</p><p>I call upon Britains Muslim leaders to make their feelings heard publicly, loud and clear; the days of quiet, behind-the-scenes diplomacy are over. Everyone must make clear which side they are on. However, whist anger and emotions are currently running high, I urge everyone to use intelligent and peaceful means to deal with the situation. If I have committed any crime, I should be tried in Britain.</p><p>By 16th July 2005, there will either be two winners or two losers. A decision to extradite will mean loss of Britains sovereignty in front of the U.S. and defeat for the British people. Refusal to extradite will mean victory for Britains sovereignty and victory for the British people. After the General Election, Tony Blair said that he had, Listened and learned. Let him now prove it; in action, not words.</p><p><strong>Babar Ahmad MX5383<br />HMP Woodhill,<br />Tattenhoe Street<br />MK4 4DA</strong></p><p><strong>20 May 2005</strong></p></td></tr></tbody></table>

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Letter to his American Lawyer, Brent Mickum                                                                                                                                             | 134 | NULL               | 163  | If there is one thing I have painfully learned in this place and about this place, it is that words like justice, fairness, respect, values and principles really dont seem to exist here. Everything here is about destroying the detainees, mentally, physically and psychologically through systematic oppression, humiliation and degradation.<br /><br />We are trying very hard to keep hopeful and positive. We havent run out of steam yet but time is definitely passing us by, we try not to remember the things we are missing and how we came to be here, as it is too painful to remember. We talk about food quite a bit, we have learned a few new recipes which we hope soon we can cook and enjoy with our families and loved ones (and hope that you will be there too). <br /><br />Please convey our best regards and thanks to all who are helping with our court case in the US and please send our best regards to Gareth Peirce and all those who are helping at home. We are very thankful to all of you.<br />With many thanks <br /><br />Yours sincerely<br />Bisher al-Rawi and Jamil el-Banna