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An imam from South East London, Ali Abdul Naseef, and a member of the Muslim Council of Britain’s Islamic Welfare Trust, both from the area, spoke to the BBC at Birmingham Westfield shopping centre. The imam told The Sun that his “heart goes out to anyone who gets hurt,” but warned Muslims that if they don’t do better they would be arrested for public intoxication.”It’s always been seen as a crime,” he said. “I don’t see how anyone is saying it’s illegal no007 카지노w. We should keep our eyes on what’s actually going on in society. The crime was a case of drunk driving. I don’t think people would put themselves in danger if they had had to drive by drunk, but maybe police would.”But Mr Naseef also pointed out that Muslims do the best they can to keep their heads down and focus on charity.”When you’re at home you’re doing all the right things, going to prayers, being respectful. But when you’re out at the centre then you’re going through so much that it can be overwhelming,” he said. He argued that the police had to be tougher in their approach against extremists. “I believe if someone has gone in to drink, taken drugs, been a member of an extremist organisation or a violentm 카지노 extremist organisation, then they can be prosecuted but then obviously if somebody is just drunk and trying to do it out of convenience it’s a little bit like when you get out and drive.”While the imam told the BBC that he didn’t think the police had ever made a distinction between alcohol 온라인 바카라 사이트and terrorism, and he said many Muslims saw extremism as a “human rights issue,” he also stressed that the police should keep the pressure up on people who were involved in serious crimes. “We have got to make sure we’ve got good surveillance capabilities and if they are going to arrest someone for drinking, then they might have found someone with more knowledge. What’s happening in the UK is you’re not finding people who actually know who is involved in extremism, that they’re just like the people who are drinking, and they’ve got a lot of money and they are just doing their thing out of convenience.”
