Summary

United States of America v. Sufyian Barhoumi

In February 1998, Usama bin Laden, Ayman al Zawahir, and others, under the banner of "International Islamic Front for Fighting Jews and Crusaders," issued a fatwa (purported religious ruling) — requiring all Muslims able to do so to kill Americans y whether civilian or military — anywhere they can be found and to "plunder their money."
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United States of America v. Sufyian Barhoumi

Shortly after receiving the money for the components, Barhoumi, Noor al Deen and other individuals staying at the house went into downtown Faisalabad with a five page list of electrical equipment and devices for purchase which included, inter alia, electrical resistors, plastic resistors, light bulbs for circuit board lights, plastic and ceramic diodes, circuit testing boards, an ohmmeter, watches, soldering wire, soldering guns, wire and coil, six cell phones of a specified model, transformers and an electronics manual.
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United States of America v. Sufyian Barhoumi

In furtherance of this enterprise and conspiracy, al Sharbi, Barhoumi, al Qahtani, Abu Zubayda, Binyam Muhammad, Noor al Deen, Akrama al Sudani, and other members or associates of al Qaida committed the following overt acts:
a. In 1998 Barhoumi, and Algerian citizen, attended the electronics and explosives course at Khalden Camp in Afghanistan, an al Qaida-affiliated training camp, where he received training in constructing and dismantling electronically-controlled explosives.
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