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From: Usama Hasan Date: Wednesday, 20 March 2013 Subject: CONFIDENTIAL: Open letter to a preacher of hate To: Usama Hasan <[email protected] > Dear all, As-salamu ‘alaykum. I hope you are very well. This is to urgently request you to sign the attached, open letter to Haitham al-Haddad, whether officially or in your personal capacity (I may do so personally too, if you advise that). Suggested amendments to the letter are, of course, welcome. Fuller extracts from some of the inflammatory sermons are also attached, for reference. There is more information here, all of which looks accurate to me after checking it closely: http://theislamicfarrightinbritain.wordpress.com/haitham-al-haddad-2/ I’d need your agreement by *Friday morning* if appropriate. The aim is to get coverage in a major national newspaper over the weekend, with the following objectives: (i) Embarrass the University of Nottingham, who are hosting some hate-preachers the following weekend: http://www.familyretreat.co.uk/speakers/ (ii) Keep up the pressure on Haddad & his students & associated groups such as iERA a number of their campus & public events have been cancelled over the past few years due to this kind of public pressure. We cannot allow hate & extremism to flourish in our midst. Your du’as & advice will be greatly appreciated, as well as suggestions for further signatories. Please remember that this email is strictly confidential. Many thanks, Usama Hasan Senior Researcher (Islamic Studies) Challenging Extremism l Promoting Pluralism l Inspiring Change [email protected] Twitter: @drusamahasan Quilliam Twitter: @QuilliamF Direct Telephone: +44 (0) 20 7182 7274 Mobile: +44 (0) 7980 834 340 Office Telephone: +44 (0) 20 7182 7280 PO Box 60380, London, WC1A 9AZ, UK Quilliam stands for religious freedom, equality, human rights and democracy. Please stand with us and donate so that we can continue to strengthen democratic cultures across the world and bring about lasting social change.

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Page 1: Usama

From: Usama Hasan

Date: Wednesday, 20 March 2013

Subject: CONFIDENTIAL: Open letter to a preacher of hate

To: Usama Hasan <[email protected]>

Dear all,

As-salamu ‘alaykum. I hope you are very well.

This is to urgently request you to sign the attached, open letter to Haitham al-Haddad, whether officially or in your personal capacity (I may

do so personally too, if you advise that). Suggested amendments to the letter are, of course, welcome.

Fuller extracts from some of the inflammatory sermons are also attached, for reference. There is more information here, all of which looks

accurate to me after checking it closely: http://theislamicfarrightinbritain.wordpress.com/haitham-al-haddad-2/

I’d need your agreement by *Friday morning* if appropriate. The aim is to get coverage in a major national newspaper over the weekend,

with the following objectives:

(i) Embarrass the University of Nottingham, who are hosting some hate-preachers the following weekend:

http://www.familyretreat.co.uk/speakers/

(ii) Keep up the pressure on Haddad & his students & associated groups such as iERA – a number of their campus & public events

have been cancelled over the past few years due to this kind of public pressure. We cannot allow hate & extremism to flourish in our midst.

Your du’as & advice will be greatly appreciated, as well as suggestions for further signatories.

Please remember that this email is strictly confidential.

Many thanks,

Usama Hasan

Senior Researcher (Islamic Studies)

Challenging Extremism l Promoting Pluralism l Inspiring Change

[email protected]

Twitter: @drusamahasan

Quilliam Twitter: @QuilliamF

Direct Telephone: +44 (0) 20 7182 7274

Mobile: +44 (0) 7980 834 340

Office Telephone: +44 (0) 20 7182 7280

PO Box 60380, London, WC1A 9AZ, UK

Quilliam stands for religious freedom, equality, human rights and democracy. Please stand with us and donate so that we can continue to

strengthen democratic cultures across the world and bring about lasting social change.