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Hello, My Name Is Igor and I Am a Russian by Birth. I Have Read A Added 31 Jan 2000 "Hello, My name is Igor and I am a Russian by birth. I have read a lot about Islam, I have Arabic and Chechen friends and I read a lot about the Holy Koran and its teaching. I resent the drunkenness and stupidity of the Russian society and especially the gorrilla soldiers that are fighting against the noble Mujahideen in Chechnya. I would like to become a Muslim and in connection with this I would like to ask you to give me some guidance. Where do I go in Moscow for help in becoming a Muslim. Inshallah I can accomplish this with your help." [Igor, Moscow, Russia, 28 Jan 2000] "May Allah help you brothers. I am from Kuwait. All Kuwaitis are with you. We hope for you to win this war, inshallah very soon. If you want me to do anything for you, please tell me. I really feel ashamed sitting in Kuwait and you brothers are fighting the kuffar (disbelievers). Please tell me if we can come there with you, can we come?" [Brothers R and R, Kuwait, 30 Jan 2000] "Salam my Brave Mujahadeen who are fighting in Chechnya and the ones administrating this web site. Every day I come to this site several time just to catch a glimpse of the beautiful faces whom Allah has embraced shahadah and to get the latest news. I envy you O Mujahadeen, tears run into my eyes every time I hear any news and see any faces on this site. My beloved brothers, Allah has chosen you to reawaken Muslims around the world. Keep your spirits of Jihad high and Insha Allah the final victory will be yours. Salam from all the brothers of Pakistan and America." [Brother KA, USA, 31 Jan 2000] "Dear brave fighters, Here in Oman our prayers are with you all the time. May ALLAH (SWT) grant you victory against those devils (Russians). May they run out of dead body bags to pack their dead devils. May they burst in flames. May they suffer 24hrs a day, may they die in thousands daily. May they die burning!! They will suffer, Inshaalah. Alahu Akbar, Alahu, Akbar, Alahu Akbar." [Brother MS, Oman, 30 Jan 2000] "To all the gallant people of Chechnya: I�m sending this e-mail from Argentina. I�m not a Muslim, I�m a Christian. But I understand your feelings and your spirit of fight. Don�t let the Russians put you out of your land. Don�t let these monsters destroy your country and people. Fight, and fight with all the courage that you have to take the victory. I pray for all the civilians, women and children who are there. God have mercy of them and give to you the victory against this arrogant "devils". Thank�s anyway and God bless all you people." [Mr EO, Argentina, 29 Jan 2000] "THERE ARE NO WORDS TO DESCRIBE YOU PEOPLE, WE CAN ONLY MAKE POOR ATTEMPTS TO PRAISE YOU BUT WE DO NOT COME CLOSE. I WOULD LOVE TO FIGHT ALONGSIDE YOU BUT FOR MANY REASONS I CAN'T. STAY BRAVE, ALLAH IS WITH YOU, YOU ARE IN OUR DUA'S." [Brother NK, UK, 30 Jan 2000] "To Commander Ibn-ul-Khattab, We love you, we pray for you and we pray for your victory. The Lord has charged you with our salvation. There are many of us here, wanting to help, ready to do whatever you need. Please write to us, tell us what we must do to help you." [GSM, New Zealand, 29 Jan 2000] "Allahu Akbar ....to the Russians. Allahu Akbar ....to those who back and support the Russians. Allahu Akbar ....to all of their weapons and rockets. Allahu Akbar ....to all of their troops and armies. Allahu Akbar ....to all the fears and tears that affect Chechnya's kids and women. Allahu Akbar ....to all of the sadness and griefs that affects true Muslims all over the world. Allahu Akbar ....to all the of the betraying cowards in the Muslims World. Allahu Akbar ....to all of the wickedness and enviness that Kuffar bear in their hearts to Islam. My dear beloved brothers ....You will win. Be Patient. Be Patient." [Dr AM, Egypt, 30 Jan 2000] "Salam to all the MUJAHADEEN!!! YOU'RE ARE THE BEST AND THE BADDEST! NOT THE SAS OR MARINES OR VIETNAMESE BUT THE ARMY OF ISLAM! MIKE TYSON, IF YOU TRULY ARE THE BADDEST MAN ON THE PLANET THEN HELP YOUR BROTHERS IN CHECHNYA! GO RUDE BOYZ!!! YOU HAVE ALL THE DUA FROM THE BOYZ IN THE EAST END OF LONDON! INSHALLAH YOU WILL VICTORIOUS!" [Maz, UK, 30 Jan 2000] "First of all I would like to extend the happiness of all the Muslims in the UK. There is no doubt that one billion Muslims world wide rejoice in every success the Mujahideen make. Secondly, we Muslims are in no way stupid. We are not just fighting the Russians but also their supporters, for it is obvious that other countries in the world that are against Muslims are also funding the Russians, for Russia could never afford this war on its own. But we don't care one bit. The Mujahideen are proving that the Soldiers of Allah could be on one side and all the enemies on the other. No matter how powerful they might seem, they are nothing but pathetic dirt against the Mujahideen and their Faith in Allah." [Brother AM, UK, 30 Jan 2000] "All the Mujahideen and all our brothers and sisters that are suffering under this cowardly Russian opression are in our thoughts and duas all the time. We beg Allah (SWT) to forgive our sins and bless you and all the mujahideen in Chechnya, Kashmir, Palestine and everywhere else, with a magnicent victory. The Mujahid is a mercy from Allah (SWT) to the Ummah. May Allah (SWT) send humiliation, destruction, disease and cowardly death upon those Russians that are fighting Islam." [Brother AA, USA, 30 Jan 2000] "It's with pride and increasing faith in the Almighty that we watch your Jihad against the mafia-led Russian Army. Their weapons are deadly, but you are invincible with the support of Allah SWT, and the supplication of hundred of millions of muslims around the world eager to join you, and to bleed on the land of Chechnya, to defend our brothers and sisters..." [Brother AB, 30 Jan 2000] "May our duas, collective & individual, be accepted by Allah for you to quickly defeat the enemies of Islam and that you attain Jannat-al-Firdaus, inshaAllah. For the only reason any soul would want to return to this world is to fight and die as a shaheed, for a second, third and fourth time. We cannot imagine your reward." [Sister S, USA, 30 Jan 2000] "Insha-Allah once again Russia will eat the dust, like it did in Afghanistan. You have re- ignited the fire of Jihad among the muslims all over the world." [Brother FJ, New Delhi, India, 30 Jan 2000] "Hey guys ! My telephone bill is roaring ! Since this war began , I stand by your web sites almost all day long. WIN THE WAR, and kick bloody Putin -and his acolites- in the ****. Throw them out, and show the Russians that NOBODY can try to genocide a whole country and its people without getting the right medicine : Death , death, and more death. And leave those stupid European politicians in the place they deserve: They are the mockery for the world. Ridiculous fat Nazis, that would play a good role in Stalin's, or Hiltler's club. Those criminals in the European Human Rights Comission ! What do they play about ? Do they think they will escape without punishment ? They mean to wait till April so the Russian guys can 'finish' their job ?" [AFB, 30 Jan 2000] "May Allah SWT grant us inspiration from the mujahideen, and may he make them an example to all of us who have WAHN (love of this duniya) in our hearts...JazakaAllah khairun to all the Mujahideen for fighting on our behalf, and may Allah SWT shake the earth beneath the Russian disbelievers, and may he cause their hearts and ranks to be disunited." [Sister Aaliya, 30 Jan 2000] "I CAN'T WAIT TO BECOME A MUJAHID IT'S SOMTHING THAT I ALWAYS WANTED. I HAVE A SON OMAR THAT I ASK ALLAH (SWT) ALSO TO MAKE HIM A MUJAHID.THERE IS NO BETTER WAY TO DIE. THE MUSLIM WORLD NEEDS MORE AND MORE BROTHERS LIKE BR. SHAMIL AND BR KHATTAB, NOT LIKE THESE ARAB LEADERS THAT DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT ISLAM. THESE LEADERS FIGHT WITH THE WEST AGAINST ALLAH (SWT). BUT NO MATTER WHAT THEY DO TO KEEP US DOWN INSHA- ALLAH ALLAH (SWT) WILL HELP US TAKE DOWN THESE HELPERS OF THE WEST. I WOULD TO THINK ALL THE STAFF ON THE SITE. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK FAJAZAKUM ALLAH SWT KHAIRAN." [Brother MS, Australia, 30 Jan 2000] "We are fully behind your heroic battle for freedom from the Russian invaders. You are the leaders of the oppressed Muslims all around the world. May Allah the Almighty give you complete victory. Your sacrifices will not be in vain." [Brother J, 30 Jan 2000] "Thank you for this great site. I am a Doctor training in the United States...You proved that Muslims in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait did not need the American soldiers to kick Saddam out of Kuwait. We have great fighters that are able to kick Saddam out of Iraq too. We do not need nobody except Allah.
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