I am so sorry I did not do more at the time to oppose this dreadful law. I have written to my MP asking her to support its repeal. Since Tuesday’s announcement, it would seem too late to lobby the Home Secretary, but you never know.
I’ve also written to the Commissioner of the IPCC who wrote such an unsatisfactory response to Mr Ahmad’s complaint, and sent a copy to Mr Ahmad at Woodhill.
It seems little enough. I wish I could see more evidence at your website of support from non-Muslims.
My best wishes for the High Court hearing.
Stephen Taylor, United Kingdom Thursday 17th November 2005
The nature or seriousness of an alleged crime cannot alter this basic justice.
Peter Salomon, London Thursday 17th November 2005
Your Brother In Islam, London, UK Thursday 17th November 2005
Nussrah, USA Thursday 17th November 2005
Our so called ‘socialist’ Labour Home Secretary submitting Babar into the hands of the USA, who now very publicly known to the world as torturers and abusers of political detainees, is an abuse of power and an abuse of his human rights.
Action must be taken now to prevent Babar Ahmad from becoming yet another tragic statistic in the USA’s tyrannical, cynical and unjustified annexing of the Middle East.
Robert Hill, Blackpool, England Thursday 17th November 2005
If we pride ourselves as being a civilised country we should not extradite people to other countries for things that are not crimes here. This is a dangerous precedent indeed.
Owain Clarke, Southampton Thursday 17th November 2005
I will continue to do what i can to help and feel as Muslims we need to start standing up to these so-called politicians running this country, why is all these muslim groups that say they are working with the govt not doing anything? why has their not been a backlash from them? why have they not condemned these actions? i am ashamed that these people are muslims like me and yet sit back and do nothing when they have a certain position of authority.
Do they not think this could be their son? their brother? their father?
Please everyone lets continue to fight the terrorisation in the uk by our own politicians against civilians b4 we start on others.
May Allah swt make it easy on your family and our brother Babar and punish those who do injustice to others.Ameen
Sameena Parvin, London Thursday 17th November 2005
Injustice against groups and individuals is the biggest method of recruiting violent activists. This simple act of sending a suspect to a country known for its human rights abuses may pacify US heads of state, but will simple fuel the existing fire of radical Islam.
I urge ALL countries especially Israel and the USA to apply the rule of law fairly and to avoid adding fuel to the fire of an already angry and ignored Muslim community.
May God bless all those who strive towards peace.
Yaqub Allen, Wirral, Merseyside Thursday 17th November 2005
I got out of bed, prepared wudu and read naffal pray and did dua to Allah (swt) to help my brother and my sister’s family in this hard time.
Inshallah my dua will be accepted by Allah (swt) and my brother Babar will return unharmed and my sister’s family will get the justice they deserve. (ameen)
Mohammed Azeem Azam, Bradford Thursday 17th November 2005
Please keep the faith and carry on the fight.
AP, London Thursday 17th November 2005
I THINK WE ALL NEED TO START QUESTIONING…. WHAT IS HAPPENING AND WHAT IS WRONG WITH THIS COUNTRY?-WHAT IS THEIR ULTERIOR MOTIVE? WHAT DO THEY REALLY WANT FROM US? WHY ARE THE MUSLIMS ALWAYS TARGETTED WITHOUT ENOUGH EVIDENCE? WHY PICKING ON ONLY THE RELIGION “ISLAM”? – WHAT ARE THEY SO AFRAID OF? MAYBE ALLAH!!!!!
THE MORE THEY TORTURE THE MORE STRONGER WE GO TO OUR DEEN!
TO ASK AND PRAY FOR PEACE!!! PEACE!!!! PEACE!!!!!
REMEMBER THERES NO SUCH THING AS “TERRORISM OR HATRED” IN ISLAM!!! SO WHAT ARE THEY SO AFRAID OF??????
SISTER IN ISLAM
SISTER IN ISLAM, LEICESTER Thursday 17th November 2005
Injustice towards sincere muslim is now can be seen everywhere. Malaysia has its own “impressive” track record on this. Detaining people and depriving them from freedom without trial is not tolerable. May justice prevail.
As Bro Babar mentioned “I entrust my affairs to Allah and His Words from the Quran, “And when the two armies saw one another, the companions of Moses said, “Indeed we are finished.” Moses said: “No! Indeed, with me is my Lord and He will guide me.”‘[1] O Allah, You have seen what they have done to me. O Allah, avenge my injustice. In Allah we put our trust.”
Handzalah Ahmad, Penang, Malaysia Thursday 17th November 2005
Khattaab, New Zealand Thursday 17th November 2005
The Judge clearly erred as he used the word ‘negligible’ which means that there is a posibility (albeit an insignificient) that he could be executed and that decision is illegal because under EU law there should be no possibility that he can be executed. So it does not matter if the chance is negligible that still means there is a chance and therefore this ruling can be overrulled in Europe.
Paul Lane, Ireland Wednesday 16th November 2005
Ur Sister, London Wednesday 16th November 2005
This just goes to say we cant expect justice from such a government that treats its own citizens in this way.
Usman Arshad, London, UK Wednesday 16th November 2005
Hold tight to your faith in Allah my dear brother, may He give you the strength to bear this adversity.
Saleem, USA Wednesday 16th November 2005
Ajaz, Hounslow Wednesday 16th November 2005
Umm A’tika, Sheffield, England Wednesday 16th November 2005
Anonymous, United States Wednesday 16th November 2005