Sayyed Imam Shariff
Sayyed Imam Al-Sharif, ( Larabci: سيد إمام الشريف </link> , Sayyid 'Imam ash-Sharif ; an haife shi 8 ga watan agusta, shekarar 1950), aka "Dr. Fadl" da[1] Abd Al-Qader Bin 'Abd Al-'Aziz, [2] an bayyana shi a matsayin "babban" mutum "a cikin yunkurin jihadi na duniya." An ce yana "daya daga cikin manyan abokan Ayman Al-Zawahiri ", kuma littafinsa al-'Umda fi I'dad al-'Udda ("The Essentials of Make Ready [for Jihad]"), an yi amfani da shi azaman Jagoran jihadi a sansanonin horar da Al-Qaeda a Afghanistan. An bayar da rahoton cewa Fadl na daya daga cikin mambobin majalisar koli ta Al Qaeda na farko.
Tun daga shekara ta 2007, ya kai hari kwanan nan ga al-Qaeda tare da yin kira da a daina ayyukan jihadi a kasashen yammaci da na musulmi.
An ruwaito yana da mata biyu, maza hudu da mata biyu a tsakaninsu.
Rayuwar farko da ilimi
gyara sasheA cewar Human Rights Watch, an haifi Sharif ne a shekara ta 1950, a lardin Beni Suef da ke kudancin Masar mil saba'in da biyar kudu da birnin Alkahira. Mahaifinsa shugaban makaranta ne a Beni Suef. Sharif yayi karatun Alqur'ani, kuma ya kasance hafez (wato ya haddace Alqur'ani) alokacin ya gama aji shida. Yana da sha biyar, gwamnatin Masar ta sanya shi makarantar kwana a Alkahira don dalibai na musamman. A 18 ya shiga makarantar likitanci, kuma ya fara shirye-shiryen yin aiki a matsayin likitan filastik, wanda ya kware a raunukan kuna. An bayyana shi a matsayin "mai tsoron Allah kuma mai girman kai, mai girman kai, mai taurin kai" a lokacin.
A lokacin da yake karatun likitanci a Jami'ar Alkahira a shekarun 1970 ne al-Sharif ya gana da Ayman Al-Zawahiri . A cikin 1977, Zawahiri ya nemi al-Sharif ya shiga kungiyarsa. A cewar al-Sharif, Zawahiri yana bata sunan kansa a matsayin wakilin kungiyar da malaman addinin musulunci suka ba shi shawara, alhalin a hakikanin gaskiya Zawahiri shi ne sarkin kungiyar kuma ba shi da jagora ko nasiha daga hukumomin malamai. Al-Sharif bai shiga kungiyar Zawahiri ba.
Manazarta
gyara sashe- ↑ "Profile: Libyan rebel commander Abdel Hakim Belhadj". BBC. 4 July 2012.
- ↑ El-Zayyat, Montasser, "The Road to al-Qaeda", 2004. tr. by Ahmed Fakry