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Hundreds gather to protest at anti-Islam film
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[Bradford Telegraph and Argus] - Bradford Council for Mosques chief executive Mohammed Saleem Khan said the way the protest had gone had exceeded organisers' expectations. He said: “Young, old and families have come together to show their feelings that all religions should be
Concerns mount over 'anti-Islam' film protest in Bradford
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[Bradford Telegraph and Argus] - But Council For Mosques chief executive Mohammed Saleem Khan said he was “absolutely convinced” the protest would go ahead without trouble. He said: “We had an emergency meeting earlier this week with representatives from all Bradford's mosques
Muslims appeal to Government to help stop 'blasphemy' in wake of film row
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[Bradford Telegraph and Argus] - Council for Mosques chief executive Mohammed Saleem Khan said the meeting at the Khidmat Centre in Lidget Green was the result of “all the hurt” and strength of feeling shown by the Muslim community since the 14-minute video made by the Coptic
Easingwold stabbing victim's widow due to give birth
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[BBC News] - Mohammed Saleem Khan, 36, from Luton, was in a van which crashed on Long Street, Easingwold, on Sunday. It was later found he had been stabbed. Police said a knife found at the scene was being examined. A fifth person has been arrested over the
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