Biography of abu bakr siddiq pdf

Early news reports suggest he first collapsed at home and later died at hospital. Bakr, who was 80 years old, was leader of the Islamist group Jamaat al Muslimeen. The insurrection Bakr led 31 years ago resulted in the deaths of at least 24 people, and left many more both physically injured and psychologically scarred. The country also suffered millions of dollars of property damage in the looting that followed, and some have argued that the legal system's failure to convict Bakr for his crimes—despite a formal enquiry into the events—is a key contributing factor to the degree of lawlessness and violent crime the country has grappled with ever since.

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To at least one local journalist, however, news of Bakr's death seemed a fitting end to an already eventful week:. We had a bomb scare, 2 waterspouts, a presidential impeachment attempt which devolved into absolute chaos in parliament, a plane crash, news of a full return to secondary school, crossed 1, COVID deaths. News of the Jamaat al Muslimeen leader's passing spread quickly on social media channels, with many public comment sections offering condolences and eulogising him as a hero, prompting Facebook user Bis Ram to quip :.

Anees Rahman retorted :. Bis Ram let this be a lesson to you that one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter. Life and justice [don't] fit into neat little boxes.

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I feel like when I wanna make a difference, I pray and I research the topic and speak to affected persons. I don't hand guns to unloved, young Black men, brainwash them and get them to storm the Parliament and bomb a police station. Facebook user William J Carter, who taught three of Bakr's children, countered :. I will state publicly that while I know some have diametrically opposite views, as Principal of his three sons […] my experience was of an entirely respectful, supportive and involved parent.

The victims of the coup and their families, however, viewed him through a vastly different prism. Maria Rivas-McMillan remembered the victims of the bloody insurrection, and praised a friend for correcting the media narrative:.