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Sheik Khalid Yasin, a Muslim preacher based in Manchester England, has
made some quite extreme public statements stemming from his
interpretation of Islam. The sort of comments that lead people to ask
whether he is creating an environment which encourages young people to
join radical organizations such as ISIS. Speaking to Vocativ at a recent
event at a mosque in a Los Angeles suburb, the sheik denied any support
for radical Islamic groups. Listen to him here for yourself.
Khalid
Yasin was born in Harlem and converted from Christianity to Islam as a
young man. Known as a the "media bedouin," Yasin travels the world
preaching his brand of Islam. He uploads many of his sermons to youtube,
expanding his reach to all corners of the globe. Last year he gained
media attention when Michael Adebowale, one of the men accused of
killing British soldier Lee Rigby in London, credited Yasin as the man
who inspired his conversion to Islam.
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