Sister Aafia Siddiqui found Guilty

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'Lady Al Qaeda' Aafia Siddiqui convicted of attempted murder



'Lady Al Qaeda' Aafia Siddiqui convicted of attempted murder

BY Alison Gendar
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER

Wednesday, February 3rd 2010, 2:47 PM



The woman dubbed "Lady Al Qaeda" was convicted of attempted murder Wednesday.

A federal jury in Manhattan found Aafia Siddiqui guilty of grabbing a soldier's rifle and opening fire on an American team sent to question her in Afghanistan.

The 37-year-old MIT-trained neuroscientist faces up to 60 years in prison for attempted murder and armed assault.

Siddiqui took the stand in her own defense and denied ever touching the M-4 rifle.

Prosecutors had little forensic evidence but put up military witnesses who saw her do it.

She grabbed the unguarded rifle and started shooting at an Afghan police station where she was taken after being caught with bomb-making chemicals and a list of New York landmarks.

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May Allah-tallah watch over her and prevent any harm upon her. Truly unfortunate decision yet again by the Kaffir Govt. Please make dua' for her, her family, and all of those who support her.

[Niqaabis]

Oh no

Subhaan Allaah

inna lilaahi wa inna ilayhi raji'oon

[AsadAllah]

Allahumma, lend Your aid to her

Allahumma, give her strength

Allahumma, make her trials as gate way to Jannah for her

Allahumma, have mercy on her

Allahumma, ease the passing of time for her

Ameen...

[Free the Oppressed]

Scientist guilty of attempting to kill U.S. officers in Afghanistan

February 3, 2010 2:57 p.m. ESTFebruary 3, 2010 2:57 p.m. EST




New York (CNN) -- A jury has convicted Pakistani scientist Aafia Siddiqui of attempting to kill Americans in Afghanistan in 2008.


The jury began deliberating Monday in the trial of Siddiqui, who was charged with attempted murder and assault for allegedly shooting at U.S. officers while she was in Afghan custody.


She was accused of shooting at two FBI special agents, a U.S. Army warrant officer, an Army captain and military interpreters while she was being held unsecured at an Afghan facility on July 18, 2008.


Authorities said Siddiqui was behind a curtain and fired two shots at the personnel with an officer's rifle, hitting no one. The warrant officer returned fire with a pistol, hitting Siddiqui at least once.


Afghan police had arrested her a day earlier outside the Ghazni governor's compound after finding her with bomb-making instructions, excerpts from the "Anarchist's Arsenal," papers with descriptions of U.S. landmarks, and substances sealed in bottles and glass jars, according to a September 2008 indictment.


The indictment said Siddiqui had "handwritten notes that referred to a 'mass casualty attack' " listing several locations in the United States and "construction of 'dirty bombs.' "


The notes also "discussed various ways to attack 'enemies,' including by destroying reconnaissance drones, using underwater bombs, and using gliders," the indictment said.


"Siddiqui also possessed a computer thumb drive that contained correspondence referring to specific 'cells,' 'attacks' by certain 'cells,' and 'enemies,' " the indictment said. "Other documents on the thumb drive discussed recruitment and training."


Siddiqui, whom the FBI had sought for several years for suspected ties to al Qaeda, was extradited to the United States in August 2008.


Since 2003, the whereabouts of Siddiqui, an American-educated neuroscientist, had been the source of much speculation. According to Amnesty International, Siddiqui and her three small children were reported apprehended in Karachi, Pakistan, in March 2003, shortly after the FBI issued an alert requesting information about her location.


Several reports indicated that Siddiqui was in U.S. custody after her arrest in Karachi. But in May 2004, then-Attorney General John Ashcroft and FBI Director Robert Mueller identified Siddiqui as being among several sought-after al Qaeda members.


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[Free the Oppressed]

hasbiallah wa ni'mal wakeel!la hawla wala quwatta illa billah!

[Abu Nussrah]

may allah (swt) punish everyone of the jury members any every person responsible for this conviction with the most horrible diseases to them and their families!

I saw those jury members, bunch of fags, jews and sell out house Negroes. half of them were asleep when the defense team were trying to make a point.

May allah (swt) give them a slow painful death.

[abu 'eesa]

Ameen.

May Allah curse her oppressors and destroy them.

[Aseerun]

thumma aameen ya Rabbil 'arshil 'adheem.

Despite this devastating news, we shall never forget that victory is only for the believers at the end of the day... Stuff that sentence and their filthy laws! Aafia will walk free!

[Abu Treika]

Allahu musta'aan

[Aseerun]

Also a reminder to those who are posting our sister's face as their profile pictures on this forum and elsewhere - Please remove these images. Our Sister is a niqaabi, masha'Allaah. As seen in the cartoon drawings from court, she covers her face now. So please remove the images depicting her face etc. Jazaakumullaahu khayran. May Allaah grant her freedom and unite her with her loved ones, aameen ya Rabb.