In a message dated 8/8/03 5:22:11 PM Central Daylight Time,
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> Is this the begining of the end of the relationship between Imam Fatty and
> Jammeh?

I think it may have already ended, but I must commend Imam Fatty for finally
getting down to the business of telling Jammeh the truth come what may. The
Qur'an also says that a leader will be judged acording to the way he treats
those under him, and many of the things that Jammen has done to Gambians is
unislamic.
This is all ample proof that Jammeh uses religion as a tool and nothing else.
He thinks that banning muslim girls from wearing the veil will make the
Americans like him and give him some of that anti-terrorism money, so from totting
prayer beads ( in the wrong hand) to toying with Shariah law to scam the
Gambian muslim population, he has come full circle to ban muslim women from obeying
the laws of the Qur'an. I hope Imama Fatty will also address Jammeh on some
of the other unislamic things he has heaped on Gambians because the Qur'an also
says that an imam will be judged by Allah if he fails to point out the truth
to his followers.

Jabou Joh

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